les galeries saint hubert

可能是对欧洲建筑的偏爱，不再把它当做一个普通的商场，而是当做一个很有趣的景点，每一个角落我都会慢慢观察~~ 虽然店家不是很多，但是都非常有特色 尤其是著名的比利时巧克力~各式各样啊~ 最喜欢高跟鞋巧克力 小动物巧克力等。买了好多，现在还没有吃完

建筑物本身很有艺术感,但店家数并不多,商品的选择性也很少,也并不特殊可能是我星期一才去的关系,很多店家都没有营业有点失望

圣贝尔皇家长廊据说是欧洲有名的购物街，但是在我看来明显要小很多。。不过有好多商铺，咖啡厅，最喜欢的是有很多比利时巧克力店^_^

There are beautiful chocolate shops here as well as lovely leather goods , lovely place to stroll through

If you enjoy 18th/19th century architecture, then this is a must for you. It's grandeur is slightly faded & neglected these days, but to me it is still fabulous. We visited in March, when all the shop windows were decorated for Easter. What a treat!

went here late at night after checking into hotel. Great way to just browse and unwind. We went about half way down and bought some chocolates then turned back. Went back in the day time to get great pictures of ceiling with light shining through. If you have some spare time and like to window shop and people watch, stop by.

A stunning old shopping arcade with lots of character, worth walking through just to admire the beautiful architecture.A few minutes walk from grand Place, there's plenty of quaint Belgian chocolate shops and other high-end shops - perfect for a bit of window shopping if, like me, you're on a tight budget!

What a gorgeous shopping arcade - filled with character & fabulous chocolate & specialty shops. Definitely worth a visit.

It was a very decorative area although not a great deal in it, there is a chocolatier and a few shops. Very nice architecture and possibly might be more buzz in the summer if people are sitting out in it.

Nearly every shop in this area was specifically selling Belgian Chocolates - which obviously for chocolate lovers is pure heaven! However, it would have been nice to have seen a few more shops offering different things in its window.

This is a lovely undercover shopping street. It is very pretty, and offers many gourmet Belgian chocolate shops, book shops, cafes and a cinema. It is a few minutes walk from the Centraal train station, which is 15 minutes from the airport. This makes it an ideal place to visit ( along with the Grand place which is a stones throw away) on a short layover in Belgium. I got from the airport to Grand Place and Les Galeries Saint Hubert and back in well under 4 hours by train.

This is a nice chique indoor shopping alley. There is lots of chocolate stores. There are also some jewelry, clothes, and other stores. Prices are higher end, but not extreme (though you can get a 90000 euro vacheron constantin). We visited on Sunday, during which most of the non-chocolate stores were closed.

Built before the era of department stores, these galleries were an attempt to create a space where people could walk around without being bothered by the weather. There are a lot of fashionable shops, cafés and restaurants. And indeed, it is quite wet on the streets in Brussels, so it really is a good idea to spend an hour there or two.

Ended up here by accident on our first day and visited every day afterwards. Lots of reasonably priced cafes. Some high end shops but also lots of tourist shops. Many chain chocolatiers are located in here. Architecture of the mall itself is amazing! Well worth visiting for this alone.

This is a pretty little shopping centre filled with expensive shops! Is nice to walk through and it is beautiful but we didn't shop here.