There are plenty of great areas to go shopping in Brussels , whether you want to buy souvenirs or just indulge yourself in a shopping spree. With large shopping centres, covered galleries and chocolate stores all over the city, deciding where to shop can be a little tricky. We’ve gathered together some inspiration for your shopping adventure, to help you decide where to go next.

Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert

Passage du Nord

Hosted in a nineteenth century building designed by architect Henri Rieck, this shopping arcade is one of the oldest in Brussels. The small beautiful passageway is a heaven for chocolate lovers as it has some amazing chocolate shops, as well as other interesting little shops selling jewelleries, luggage, clothes, etc. The great architecture of this place is definitely a plus when visiting.

Avenue Louise

Very close to Grand Palace and other attractions of Brussels, this is a chic avenue often compared to Champs Élysées in Paris. It is filled up with designer shops and all top global brands have stores here. There are also nice restaurants and cafés, if you want to take a shopping break. If you are into shopping, Avenue Louise is the place to go!

Rue Antoine Dansaert

The Dansaert neighbourhood is a top destination for shoppers that are looking for boutiques hosted by Belgian designers and top level retail shops. Located in the centre of Brussels, this focal point for fashion and design has not only beautiful shops, but a wide variety of restaurants and bars as well. This place is good for a walk, shopping, or to relaxing somewhere for a bit.

Docks Bruxsel

The latest addition to shopping in Brussels offers more than 110 stores plus eight cinema screens, so it’s a perfect place for the whole family to have fun! Situated at Boulevard Lambermont, this place has major retail store outlets like that of Zara, Mango, Levis and Michael Kors and also some good chocolate stores where you can buy gifts or just indulge in something sweet.