Home 2.1. There's a bit of Brussels for everyone!  2.2. Each part of Brussels has its own activities and landscapes2.3. Different itineraries, different practices in the city2.4. In the centre and on the periphery: different types of shops2.5. In the centre and on the periphery: shops of different nature2.6. The geohistory of Brussels 2.7. East or West?2.8. Why is the history of urbanisation so important for understanding present-day Brussels?2.9. A Brussels population in constant evolution2.10. Conclusion

There's a bit of Brussels for everyone!

Activity 1: There's a bit of Brussels for everyone!

In the previous section, you learned about the different definitions of Brussels and the city's role as the capital of several administrative entities. However, the city is first and foremost a territory where its inhabitants live and shape it through their daily practices. Brussels therefore constitutes an urban mosaic in which the exploration of the various districts leads us to other worlds.

In this section, you will learn about the structuring of the Brussels territory, its multiple uses and the way in which the inhabitants shape their city. To begin with, watch the video below in which geographer Sofie Vermeulen and sociologist Jean-Louis Genard summarise the objectives of this section:

(Don't forget to activate the subtitles in your preferred language by clicking on the CC icon)

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