Hidden behind Parc Walckiers, a vibrant community garden thrives. This is the Jardin Partagé Walckiers. It’s a testament to local initiative and sustainable living, managed by the citizen’s group Helmet en Transition. Jardin Partagé Walckiers isn’t just a place to grow vegetables. It’s part of a larger movement toward a more sustainable future. The garden is nestled at the bottom of sentier Walckiers. You can access it from Place Walckiers, which sits on the border between Schaerbeek and Evere. It’s just a continuation of Rue du Tilleul. The Jardin Partagé Walckiers is the first in a series of gardens bordering the railway line. It is a key component of the Helmet sustainable neighborhood project. This project aims to create a more environmentally friendly and community-focused neighborhood. The Jardin Partagé Walckiers serves as a hub for this effort. It connects residents with the land and each other. Imagine neighbors sharing gardening tips, swapping produce, and building community. Jardin Partagé Walckiers represents a vibrant piece of Brussels’ urban landscape.
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.