The Best Brussels Clubs

If you’re visiting Brussels, there are several must-dos. Of course, tasting the fabulous Belgian chocolate is a given. And then there’s the never-ending array of Belgian beers to quench the palate. But when you’re ready for a little excitement, be sure to get out and enjoy the excellent nightlife this city has to offer. Throw on your dancing shoes, grab a few friends, and get out to the best of these Brussels clubs.    

Le Fuse: This techno dance club has some of the best energy in the city. Unlike some Brussels clubs, Le Fuse Club is as laid-back and unpretentious as it gets. No need to worry about being the best dressed here, just show up ready to dance and have a good time. You won’t be disappointed.

Le Mirano Continental: Among the most exclusive of the Brussels clubs, this chic dance club centers around a revolving dance floor. Unlike Fuse, patrons of Le Mirano certainly dress to impress -- and you can expect the drink prices match the level of clientele. Though it may put a dent in your pocketbook, Le Mirano is a must-visit for the seriously swanky club-goers in Brussels.  

Bazaar: Upstairs, Bazaar is an extravagant Moroccan restaurant catering to the Brussels elite. Downstairs, a former monastery has been converted into one of the hottest clubs in the city. Colorful and friendly, this enigmatic club is posh but not pretentious, popular but not exclusive. Be sure to make a visit here if you’re touring the best of Brussels clubs.

You Night Club: If you’re looking for a gay-friendly nightclub option in the city, be sure to visit You Night Club, where laser lights dominate the dance floor and house music pumps through the speakers until the wee hours. The funky atmosphere draws a good-humored crowd simply looking for an excellent night on the town.

Canoa Quebrada: Looking for something a little different? Visit Canoa Quebrada, the best Brazilian club in Brussels. Salsa and Meringue music dominate the dance floor, while beautiful people shake their booties. After working up a sweat dancing, indulge in the club’s exotic and delicious cocktails -- a refreshing treat.

Le Nostalgia Club: As you may have deducted from its name, this Brussels club rocks out to the sweet sounds of the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. The decor matches the music, transporting clubbers back into the good old days. With a varied crowd and an oldies theme, Le Nostalgia promises a lively evening.

Made in Brussels: Underground cellars turned nightclub, this relatively new nightlife destination offers something for everyone. With different styles of music pumping through the speakers in each room, party-goers can find a multitude of atmospheres in one club. This Brussels club is only open on Fridays, so plan accordingly.

Start your night with local beer and French wines at the best bars in Brussels.