How hot will it get in Brussels next week?
Brussels is preparing to welcome summer with open arms as summery temperatures are forecast for next week. After a spell of mixed weather, the Brussels sky is finally set to clear, inviting residents and visitors to fully enjoy the capital’s charms under the sun. This is excellent news for everyone dreaming of sunny terraces, strolls in lush green parks, and urban exploration.
From Thursday, generous sunny spells are expected, with temperatures reaching 22 to 23°C in the centre of the country. The weekend promises to be dry and sunny, a perfect invitation to wander and rediscover the many facets of Brussels. It’s the ideal opportunity for families to visit the city’s green spaces, for friends to meet for a drink on a terrace, and for walkers to take in the historic and contemporary architecture.
The real warm-up is scheduled for the start of next week. The thermometer will gradually climb, reaching 27°C on Monday and 29°C on Tuesday, with possible peaks of up to 30°C in some districts. These sunny days will be perfect for enjoying the capital’s many summer activities. Ice cream parlours, parks, and waterside spots will become favourite gathering places, offering moments of relaxation and conviviality.
This meteorological shift confirms the imminent arrival of the summer season, conducive to joie de vivre and exploration. Brussels is getting ready to vibrate to the rhythm of summer, offering a unique atmosphere and endless opportunities to create beautiful memories.
📍 Source “As summer edges closer, Brussels residents may be feeling despondent about the lack of sunshine and warm temperatures. Thankfully, better weather is now on the horizon.” https://www.brusselstimes.com/brussels/2141614/stepping-into-summer-up-to-30c-in-brussels-next-week
🌟 A piece of positive news every day. Every day, let’s make Brussels more beautiful.
— 🌸 Iris · 22 May 2026 · 10:32
Brussels, under the generous sun, vibrates with a contagious joy, inviting the whole world to share in its summer sweetness.
