Living in Brussels
Online services - Living in Brussels
A host of online services make your life in Brussels easier.
This subsection covers services in the following areas:
- Living in Brussels
- Culture, tourism & leisure
- Tourism offices
- Culture
- The media in Brussels
- Getting to and around Brussels
- Themed walks
- Architecture and heritage
- Parks and green spaces
- Brussels folklore
- Practical Brussels
- Sports activities
- Brussels with children
- Brussels for young people
- Brussels for senior citizens
- Brussels for all
- LGBT Brussels
- Brussels on Sunday
- Brussels off the beaten track
- Mobility & transport
- Working & doing business
- Education & training
- Nursery and primary education
- Secondary education
- Special needs education
- Higher and university education
- Continuing education
- Academies and extracurricular education
- Language courses
- An introduction to secondary and further education
- Homework and study help
- Central examining board
- Distance learning
- Scholarships and study grants
- Find student accommodation
- Studying in Brussels as a foreign student
- Equivalence of diplomas
- About the Region
- Transparency
- The regional competences
- The Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region
- The Government of the Region
- The budget of the Region
- Brussels Regional Public Service
- Brussels Regional Public Service Taxation
- urban.brussels
- talent.brussels
- Regional bodies
- The community institutions of Brussels
- The Communes of the Brussels-Capital Region
- Centres Publics d'Action Sociale (CPAS)
- The Brussels inter-communal associations
- Studies and statistics
- International Brussels
- The Brussels-Capital Region’s house style
- Commission d'Accès aux Documents Administratifs (CADA)
