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Auderghem: This 9km2 district is, among others, home to The Japanese School of Brussels. Even though it hosts several important buildings, such as The Priory and The Chapel of Saint Anne, they are both closed for the public, but nevertheless, a great sight to see from the outside. Auderghem is known for its collection of classic houses and an overall luxurious, modern atmosphere, making it a popular choice for EU workers and their families. As it used to be a forest village, it features plenty of nature along with some stunning lake views. We mustn’t forget about Parc Domaine du Val Duchesse Hertoginnedal, which connects to Parc de Woluwe - it’s an ideal place for spending time with your loved ones and enjoying a relaxing picnic or go for a morning run.
