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Small businesses, coworking places, 1st class companies… Settle your business in one of Brussels’ most innovative, connected and promising areas in the region. This is the place to make it happen.

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Life

Move in a greener area, live close from work, make your everyday life easier. This is the place to experience your new life.

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There’s a new downtown in town.

BXNord is a message to the young, bold and innovative people we want to bring here from all over Europe.

BXNord is a short, easy-to-remember name for the digital era and for a new vibrant area.

The area hosts an intense alternative, cultural and artistic life. Day & night.

Kanal-Centre Pompidou, hidden street-art artworks, Tour&Taxis, Ferme Maximilien…

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Experiences in BXN

Explore the district the real way with one of our unique experiences.

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The Kaaitheater program

Kaaitheater is a home for dance, theater, performance and conversations - firmly rooted in Brussels.

1st August

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Metro 3 Project

Métro 3 is a new high-performance transport line to better connect the people of Brussels, which will serve the Gare du Nord.

25th July

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The Pixel Museum program

Bigger, More fun, More interactive, More welcoming. They will continue to present, protect and conserve the great history of video games.

28th September

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The Maximilien Park Farm activites

The Maximilien Park Farm is an urban animated farm that has been in existence since 1989.

28th September

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People of BXN

Dieter Leyssen

“The Quartier Nord is an area with a difficult history, but one that I believe can mean a great deal for Brussels in the future. It can offer a space for associations and people to work and live…. A space that doesn’t exist in other districts”

Sophie De Smedt

“Brussels North is also a place where I get together with my colleagues for lunch or a walk. Brussels North is very diverse. It’s a great place to work and a great place to be”

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Did you know that between 1953 and 1966, the Parc Maximilien was the site of the heliport that linked Brussels to Lille, Paris, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Liège, Maastricht, Cologne and Bonn?

Did you know that the inland port of Brussels is Belgium's second busiest inland port?

Did you know that the building of the future Kanal Museum is the former Citroën garage inaugurated in 1934, its 16,500 m2 of workshops and exhibition space making it the largest service station in Europe at the time?

Did you know that the first Gare du Nord station was located at Place Rogier, and that it was moved back 400 metres to the north when the Jonction Nord-Midi was built?