These map layers provide a detailed representation of archaeological sites from prehistory to the 18th century and enable efficient management of regional preventive archaeology. Archaeological Atlas : These map layers list archaeological sites and discoveries as well as an expansion zone of human settlements around the main remains. Archaeological and Historical Inventory : These map layers present the thematic inventory of a series of sites confirmed by archaeology and historical sources (monasteries, monastic refuges, breweries, cellars…).

These map layers include the perimeters of programs and urban renewal operations financed by the Brussels-Capital Region (sustainable neighborhood contracts, urban renewal contracts) as well as the current preemption perimeters.

This view service allows, by means of a formatted URL, to visualize data from the maps of the Brussels port area. This service is not intended for navigation purposes.

This layer shows the locations of monuments, ensembles, trees, and sites listed in legal inventories.

This dataset corresponds to the updated list of Belgian municipalities belonging to an urban region, based on the analysis published in IBSA Report No. 17. The data covered by this dataset range from 2021 to 2025, and the municipal boundaries are those of 2025.

This dataset contains the access roads, whether parking is allowed or not, in the Brussels-Capital Region, categorised by type of reglementation, orientation and situation.

This dataset corresponds to the supply of and demand on alternative mode parking devices in the Brussels-Capital Region, categorised according to the type of parking facility and the type of vehicle parked.

This layer includes the collective opinions issued by the Royal Commission of Monuments and Sites on both protection proposals and requests for work on buildings or sites, whether or not they are protected. The description of each specific procedure, during which the RCMS provides its opinion, is available on its website: https://crms.brussels/procedures.

The 2012 Triangulated irregular network (TIN) product is a mesh composed of irregular triangles. The dataset is freely downloadable as a zipped file.

These map layers provide part of the information used for managing urban planning permits within the framework of spatial planning in the Brussels-Capital Region. The perimeters involved are as follows: subdivision permits and urban planning permits issued or still under consideration, municipal regulations and zoned municipal regulations, various zoning areas concerning advertising and signs as well as accessibility related to public transportation from the RRU 2006, land allocated for industry and priority development hubs.