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Maasmechelen Village Chic Outlet Shopping
The beginning of July means summer is here, but in Belgium, it also means it’s bargain hunting time. Everywhere you look, shops are adorned with brightly coloured SOLDES signs, begging for your hard-earned Euro. But there’s one place in Belgium, you can find discounts all year, even without braving the sale-period madness – Maasmechelen Village, in Limburg province.
Today, our guest contributor, Leigh Anne, shares her experience learning to cook like Julia Child, at the legendary Cordon Bleu culinary school, in Paris, France.
The Bastogne Barracks Museum illustrates the Belgian city’s defences during the Battle of the Bulge and showcase military vehicles at the Vehicle Restoration Centre.
During my brief visit to Egypt, this diverse, historically and culturally rich country surprised me in a number of ways. These 14 facts about Egypt may surprise you too.
Today we introduce the newest member of the CheeseWeb team and let her share her expat story and advice for living in Belgium.
Our guest contributor, Bridget, takes us into the noise, circuit-side at the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps and offers her tips for watching this spectacular event.
The Expat’s Guide to Furnishing: How to buy furniture in Belgium
Contributor, Shanaz, offers her top tips for buying furniture in Belgium, both on your own and when working with an interior designer.
Fine dining, great gin cocktails and luxurious rooms await you at the Radisson Blu Royal hotel in central Brussels.
The Expat’s Guide to Furnishing: Should you bring your own furniture?
Today, Interior Architect, Shanaz, shares some things to consider when deciding whether or not to move your furniture with you, on your expat assignment.