Tucked away in a hidden alley in Brussels, Au Bon Vieux Temps beckons. This isn’t just any pub. It’s a time capsule, a portal back to 1695. Imagine stepping into a place older than Belgium itself. Au Bon Vieux Temps has witnessed centuries of history unfold, serving beers before the nation it calls home even existed. Its dimly lit interior whispers stories of the past. Antique decor and stained glass windows create a cozy ambiance. Au Bon Vieux Temps is Brussels’ oldest bar, a testament to the city’s rich brewing heritage. Here, the Belgians’ passion for beer rivals the French devotion to wine. They treat beer as an art form, a sensory experience. At Au Bon Vieux Temps, you don’t just drink beer. You savor it. You explore its aroma, taste, and potency. From dark, malty beers to sweet golden blondes, the selection caters to every palate. This historic tavern offers rare Trappist beers, including the legendary Westvleteren, often hailed as the world’s finest. So raise a glass at Au Bon Vieux Temps, where good times never fade.
Rue Albert Meurice – Albert Meuricestraat
Serenity Bar a yoga studio sits on Rue Albert Meurice. This quiet street in Etterbeek Brussels holds a peaceful energy.