European and international city, you can almost find everything in Brussels. It still exists a few commercial centres downtown, but most of the big malls are around the city.

The commercal areas are:

• Rue Neuve Galeria (shopping gallery, FNAC,...)
• Centre Monnaie
• Around the Stock Exchange
• rue du Midi (stamps, philately)
• Galerie Bortier (book shops)
• Le Sablon (antic shops)
• Avenue Louise
• Porte de Namur - porte Louise (the Champs-Elysées in Brussels!)

The shopping areas in Brussels have their website: http://www.quartierscommercants.be. You will find different shops in the Brabant area, Brussels Centre, Flagey, Rue des Hauts-Blaes, Saint Gilles Centre...etc. You will find also a list of Belgian shops here.

Malls/Super and Hypermarkets

• Aldi
• Anspach Center
• Basilix
• Bascule
• Carrefour
• City 2
• Colruyt
• Cora
• Delhaize
• Fort Jaco
• Woluwe Shopping Center
• Westland Shopping

Other shopping centres

• Brico
• Ikea

Night owls can go shopping in 6 areas of the Belgian capital:

• La cuisine belge et française from Frederiksborg is open 24h. Avenue Broustin, 1083 Bruxelles (Ganshoren).
• Le Rendez-vous des artistes, rue Dejoncker 24, 1060 Bruxelles, parallel street to Avenue Louise.
• Friterie de la Barrière, a the beginning of the Avenue du Parc, on the right, at 20 meters from the Barrière de Saint-Gilles (1060).
• Boulangerie Le Vatel, located Place Jourdan in Etterbeek (in front of Antoine fries shop).
• You will find the Belgian and international newspapers until dawn in a shop located Rue au beurre, close to the Grande Place of Brussels.
• The Post office located Avenue Fonsny, a few meters on the right from the station of gare du Midi, is open up to 10pm on Saturday and from 11am to 7pm on Sunday.
• Centre Dentaire Meiser, number 1, place Meiser, 1030 Bruxelles, in front of the tram stops.