Sainte-Catherine
A Brussels neighbourhood told as a destination, not as a directory.
- Context
- Exploration
- Role
- Design and build
- Type
- Multi-page site
- Year
- 2026
The problem
Most district sites line up addresses: name, street, opening hours. The visitor leaves with a list, not with an urge.
Nobody picks a neighbourhood from a list. You go because you saw something.
Our decisions
The home page opens on the church, full-screen, without a word of logistics. One button: « Explore ».
Content is sorted by intent — discover, eat, go out, see — not by type of venue. You aren't looking for a restaurant, you're looking to have dinner somewhere.
The build
Twelve places, a page each. Address, hours, one photograph, a short text. A neighbourhood video breaks the reading mid-page, exactly where attention drops.
What we take from it
Heritage is told, not listed. The same principle serves a tourist office, a traders' association or a municipality.
Forty-five minutes, and you'll know where you stand
The first call is free and without commitment. You leave with a straight opinion on your situation, even if we don't work together.
- Same-day reply
- Detailed quote within 48 h
- No sales chasing