Since the 1980s, Brussels has become a major European centre of street art, with works that blend harmoniously into the architectural landscape. Solo artists and a host of inventive collectives have become key players in the construction of our urban landscapes. The city has also launched a street art trail to promote this art form in various neighbourhoods. From the canal to the Petite Ceinture/Kleine Ring (Small Ring), from the area around Bruxelles-Nord/Brussel-Noord station to Saint-Gilles/Sint-Gillis, street art transcends mere decoration to become an essential and structuring element of Brussels’ visual identity, contributing to its cultural vitality and contemporary architectural heritage.