Tiensestraat

Leuven

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Tiensestraat

This is a typical student street; during the academic year, it buzzes with young students. The street offers student housing, restaurants, cafés and shops.

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Fashion & gifts

A selection from (inter)national bloggers: http://bit.ly/fashion-gifts-leuven-en

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Sunday shopping

The shops are open from 1 pm to 6 pm on every first Sunday of the month.

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Markets

WEEKLY MARKETS Thursday market Flowers & plants 13:00-18:00 Brusselsestraat Friday market Food, textiles, flowers & plants 07:00-13:00 Mgr. Ladeuzeplein & H. Hooverplein Saturday market Artisanal market, antiques & brocante, food, flowers & plants 09:00-18:00 City centre OTHER MARKETS Camping Flamingo | Creative & secondhand market Hal 5 | Locomotievenstraat, 3010 Leuven More information: www.facebook.com/campingflamingo

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Diestsestraat (from Louis Melsensstraat to the station)

Renovated shopping area with a supply of goods and services geared more towards a regional clientele and people working in Leuven.

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Bondgenotenlaan

The "Champs Elysées" of Leuven is exactly one kilometre long, straight and grand, but a very stylish and lively shopping street with retail chains, colourful cafés and boutiques. Besides the obligatory department stores, you will also find exclusive shops selling clothes and decoration items.

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Mechelsestraat and Vismarkt

The "place-to-shop" for those who love things that are "different" and "trendy". This shopping street, which also has a range of culinary shops, offers a somewhat southern flavour and is a must for those who visit Leuven for shopping. More intimate and cosier than Bondgenotenlaan or Diestsestraat, this narrow street invites you to stroll through it slowly.

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Naamsestraat

Cafés, restaurants and shops with a cultural flavour nestle comfortably side by side with old university buildings.

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Parijsstraat

The Parijsstraat is also well-known as a street of trinket shops. You'll find shops selling hand-made gifts, comic book stores, music and clothing boutiques, and other speciality stores.

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Brusselsestraat

Pleasant wide shopping street with a mix of chains and exclusive shops.

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