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Permalink Reply by Cristina Romero on June 1, 2011 at 12:39

Hi Jack,

To get more information on the facilities of the Residence Palace, check this link. 

http://www.presscenter.org/en/residence_palace/faciliteiten__rp_.html

 

Have a look at this link below. Tailored for journalists covering the EU, this pocket book produced by us includes a wealth of information and contacts of the main EU institutions.

http://brusselsreporter.eu/beta//wp-content/uploads/reportingbrusse...

 

As for the nicest areas to live in Brussels, close both to the centre and the EU, I would suggest that you have a look around the Etterbeck area, close to Merode metro. This area is full of expats because its very convenient for those working in the EU area. Its also very close to a nice park: Parc du Cinquantenaire, where a lot of people go jogging in the evening. Its around 10-15min walk to the EU hub.

 

There is another really nice area called Chatelain, full of bars and cafes. Its not so close to the EU area, meaning that you would need to take public transport or bike. 

 

I would not advise you to live right in the centre of the city (near the Grand Place area) as its always full of tourists and its not very quiet.

 

Check these links, they may be useful

http://www.expat-blog.com/en/destination/europe/belgium/brussels/,

http://www.internations.org/brussels-expats

http://www.expatinterviews.com/belgium

 

Best

 

Cristina

 

 

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