Jewish Guide to Brussels

Brussels, Belgium's capital, has a sizeable Jewish community and is home to the Great Synagogue of Europe. The city complements nearby Antwerp with its own institutions and communal life.

Brussels offers kosher restaurants and shops, synagogues, and a mikvah.

Browse Jewish Compass for kosher dining, synagogues, and Jewish life in Brussels.

Synagogue in Brussels (9)

• Beth Chabad Brussels — Avenue du Roi 87
• Beth Israel — Avenue de Stalingrad 74
• Chabad Center for Students - Maayan Hay — Rue du Cornet 22
• Etz Chaim — Rue Roosendael 154
• Great Synagogue — Rue de la Regence 32
• Maale — Avenue de Messidor 11
• Ohel Eliezer — Rue Froissart 109
• Orthodox Synagogue Machzikei Hadas — Rue de la Clinique 67
• Sharei Tzion — Rue Boetendael 147

Mikvah Ritual Bath in Brussels (2)

• Beth Chabad — Avenue du Roi 87
• Chaim Mayerim Bais Chaya Mushka — 40 Avenue Saint Augustin

Kosher Store in Brussels (2)

• Colbo — Chaussée d'Alsemberg 380
• Eat A Nous — Rue H. Wafelaerts, 12

Kosher Restaurant in Brussels (2)

• Gel Tov Traiteur — Rue Vanderkindere 381
• Ô Délices d’Alice — 522 avenue Brugmann

Kosher Certification Hechsher in Brussels (1)

• 1K — 29 Grand Place

Information Point in Brussels (1)

• Chabad Brussels — Av Du Roi 87

Shabbat Meal in Brussels (1)

• Chabad Bruxelles — Av Du Roi 87

Jewish Museum in Brussels (1)

• Jewish Museum of Belgium — rue des Minimes 21