Brussels’ summer bars are back, bringing a vibrant atmosphere to the city’s parks this season. Despite initial uncertainties about funding due to a caretaker government, the popular guinguettes are set to open their doors on schedule. As of 2025-05-07 09:05:00, four key summer bars—Guinguette Henri, Maurice, Emile, and Fabiola—have already welcomed visitors, with two more following shortly.
- Leefmilieu Brussel appoints Barc for 2025
- Six summer bars open in Brussels parks
- Hosts free activities with local communities
- Introduces bike repair and repair cafés
- Uses local, organic products for supplies
- Summer bars open daily 11 AM–10 PM
These summer bars offer more than just drinks and socializing. They host a variety of free activities, from creative workshops to acoustic concerts, engaging local communities and visitors alike. But what makes this season special? Could the new initiatives encourage more sustainable and active lifestyles in Brussels?
Discover how the summer bars blend tradition with innovation, setting the stage for a lively and eco-conscious season ahead.
Why do these summer bars matter beyond their festive appeal? They serve as hubs for community connection and environmental awareness. The renewed contract with Barc ensures continuity, while new features promote sustainability and active mobility. Key highlights include:
- Free activities such as dance, yoga, and petanque tournaments foster neighborhood engagement.
- Introduction of bike repair moments and repair cafés supports greener transport options.
- Collaboration with local suppliers like Urbike emphasizes organic and regional products.
As the summer bars open across the city’s parks, residents and visitors are invited to enjoy the lively programs and eco-friendly offerings. Will you join in the festivities and support local sustainability efforts this summer?
