Porte de Hal
Sablon and Marolles, Brussels
The last standing gate of the medieval city wall, on the edge of the Marolles and Saint-Gilles. It is run by the Royal Museums of Art and History.
What's on near Porte de Hal
Upcoming events within a ten-minute walk of Porte de Hal, from the weekly Brussels events calendar.
Transparences liquides : Anne-Camille Allueva, Matan Mittwoch, Laure Tiberghien, Emmanuel Van der Auwera
Exhibition at Contretype, listed on visit.brussels.
Variations autour des Herbes Folles vol.2
Exhibition at Jill Hotel Brussels Centre Midi, listed on visit.brussels.
QUE DU BONHEUR ? L'après-naissance sans tabou ?
Exhibition at La Maison du Peuple de Saint-Gilles, listed on visit.brussels.
Atout Comedy Night
Atout Comedy Night at Centre culturel Bruegel, as listed on the City of Brussels agenda.
Fantômes Fantasmes
Fantômes Fantasmes at Centre culturel Bruegel, as listed on the City of Brussels agenda.
Nearby
Around Sablon and Marolles
Antique dealers and chocolatiers above, the flea market below
The Sablon is the upper-town square of antique dealers and chocolate shops. Below the Palais de Justice, the Marolles is the old working-class quarter around Place du Jeu de Balle.
Sablon and Marolles has 21 places on the Roam Brussels map: 5 landmarks, 3 churches and cathedrals, 3 shops, 3 restaurants, 3 bars, 2 markets, 1 museum and 1 viewpoint. Read the Sablon and Marolles guide.
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