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Sunday shopping

Leuven

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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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Shopping

Trendy boutiques, colourful shops to browse in and authentic specialist shops in Leuven are all just a stroll away. Pedestrian plazas and attractive short-cuts lead shoppers through streets with coffee bars, pubs, pavement cafés and enticing restaurants. No matter in which direction you leave the Grote Markt, within a minute you are sure to discover a gem of a shop.

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Brusselsestraat
Pleasant wide shopping street with a mix of chains and exclusive …
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