PARNASSE +5 - THE URBANIST

The adventure of this apartment was born from the desire to travel differently; far from fixed stays, standardized establishments and marked routes. This 1-bedroom apartment with balcony is located a stone's throw from the European Parliament, close to Place du Luxembourg, the Léopold and Cinquantenaire parks, internationally renowned museums and many shops, restaurants and bars. A neighborhood that will seduce you with its proximity and its many attractions!

70 m2 apartment located on the fifth and last floor and composed of a living room with flat screen TV, an office area, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, electric kettle and refrigerator. You will also find an office area, a beautiful bedroom with king size bed (160×200 cm), a beautiful bathroom with bathtub and washer dryer. Not to mention the furnished balcony that goes around the apartment.

We have developed the recipe for a successful stay: an ideal location, personalized and trendy decor, fast WiFi, a Nespresso machine, a hairdryer, high-quality bedding and towels, as well as hosts who are always attentive to your needs!

The four main squares immediately constitute four starting and orientation points in the European quarter.

The Place du Luxembourg is of course a good place to start. With its many small terraces and restaurants on and around the square, this neoclassical railway station square, nicknamed Plux, is the meeting place par excellence for young expats from the European institutions, especially on Thursday evenings. Tip: Grab a cool aperitif at the trendy Tuesday organic market or at Mer du Nord, a little further down Rue du Luxembourg. Perfect for soaking up the international character of Brussels!

Place Jourdan, which was completely redeveloped in 2017, is an international and local focal point of terraces, cafés and pleasant restaurants offering Belgian and international cuisine. Stop by Maison Antoine, considered the best chip shop in Brussels and even Belgium according to the New York Times!

The Schuman roundabout offers an impressive view of two of the three important decision-making centres of the European Union. Tip: take a stroll near the magnificent illuminated Europa building. And the view of the Arc de Triomphe in the Parc du Cinquantenaire is a bonus.

Place Jean Rey is the new trendy place in the UE district. Gastronomic events and trendy shops have recently given it a new lease of life.