“A social center for vulnerable people? On Boulevard Prince de Liège?” the tourist muttered, adjusting his sunglasses. “Tell me more.” Boulevard Prince de Liège in Anderlecht has a quiet presence. It might not boast grand monuments. Yet, its unassuming nature hides stories of compassion and care. One such story unfolds at number 38. This address houses a five-story building, spanning over 3,342 square meters. It’s home to the New Samusocial, a center dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals. The center provides essential services and resources to those in need. Boulevard Prince de Liège may not be a typical tourist hotspot. But it offers a glimpse into the heart of Anderlecht. It showcases a commitment to social responsibility. The presence of New Samusocial speaks volumes. It highlights the importance of community and care within the urban fabric. It reminds us that even amidst a bustling city, compassion can find a home. So, as you stroll along Boulevard Prince de Liège, take a moment to consider the quiet acts of kindness. They unfold at number 38 and ripple throughout the community.
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.