Antique dealers, chocolate stores and confectioners. Today, the Sablon district of Brussels is especially known for the antique market which is held every weekend and for the numerous antique dealers who settled down in the area. A more recent phenomenon is the opening of Belgian chocolate and confectionery stores.

Explore Sablon District

Day 5 Afternoon Brussels, Belgium Time: Afternoon
Photo by William Murphy from Dublin, Ireland on Wikimedia Commons

Overview

Wander through the antique shops and chocolatiers of this elegant neighborhood.

Summary

An elegant neighborhood known for its antique shops and renowned chocolatiers.

What You’ll Do

  • Browse antique stores for unique finds.
  • Sample chocolates from world-class chocolatiers.
  • Admire the architecture of the Notre-Dame du Sablon church.
  • Enjoy a coffee or pastry at a local cafe.

Tips

  • Visit on a weekend for a lively atmosphere.
  • Look for artisanal chocolate makers.
  • Be prepared for potentially higher prices in this upscale area.

What To Book / Check

  • Check opening hours for specific shops.
  • Verify if any special events or markets are scheduled.

Item Photo Queries

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Detail Photo Queries

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