Author: a.lubasinski

It doesn’t matter if you’re a local, a newly-moved immigrant or just a tourist. In terms of sights and places to visit, Bruges have something for everyone! Let’s explore this lovely city together. Historical city centre The historic city centre of Bruges has been on the UNESCO heritage list ever since...

When moving, it’s always worth looking into the local economy. If you are on a tight budget or don’t have a job yet, then knowing all the city prices beforehand would be convenient. Groceries and restaurants Going to a restaurant after a long day of work is always a way to spend some time with someone,...

Being active is essential in keeping yourself happy and healthy – everyone knows that. What can Bruges offer you in terms of an active lifestyle? Places to work out in Bruges Bruges offers its citizens a wide variety of gyms and fitness centres, no matter your skills or budget. Multiple places also hold yoga...

Life in a city is not only work and doing things in your apartment. Life is way more than that, especially with so many exciting places to go to and see. Many places in Bruges have high ratings not without a reason, so why not check them out? Let’s take a look at the best of them. Local cuisine If it comes to...

There is no perfect place, and Belgium is no different. Like every country, Belgium has its flaws, known to everyone living there. Three regions, three languages With three different regions speaking three distinct languages, the problem becomes evident. In Flanders, you’ll need to communicate primarily in Dutch,...

Often called East Belgium or just German-speaking Community, the German-speaking region of Belgium is the smallest out of all four of them. If you’re a native or fluent German speaker, you might think about moving there – but is it worth it? Facts about East Belgium Belgium’s division into language-based...

Marriage is one of the life milestones for most people, the wedding day being unforgettable for most. What does getting married look like in Belgium? Documentation and process To get married in Belgium, you need a specific set of documents. First and foremost, the essential thing to have is an ID in any form, such...

While choosing a country to work and live in until the end, it’s vital to look at the local retirement program. How does it work, and is it worth retiring in Belgium? Retiring in Belgium The retirement age in Belgium is 65 for both men and women. However, this is not necessarily a typical age to retire. Most...

Among the top 50 cities to live and study in, Brussels was voted one of them. Is the capital of Belgium as good of a place for a student as they suggest? Universities in Brussels There are multiple universities in Brussels, educating their students in a wide variety of subjects. Some of the biggest universities in...

Belgium is a great place to have a baby. With its high child benefits and excellent healthcare quality, future parents can put their minds at ease. But what exactly makes childbirth and care so great in Belgium? Reproductive healthcare Reproductive and sexual healthcare in Belgium is at its highest quality, which...