City map poster of Brussels
Belgium · 50° 50' 51" N 4° 21' 26" E
The river Senne was vaulted over in the 19th century and vanished beneath the central avenues. On a map its course is still legible in the boulevards that cover it.
This map of Brussels is drawn from real OpenStreetMap data — the same streets, waterways and parks that are there today. In the editor you choose the framing, the style and the wording, and mark the place that matters to you.
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How your Brussels poster is made
In the editor you set the exact framing: how far you zoom into Brussels decides whether you see the whole city or a single neighbourhood. What you frame in the preview is what gets printed — the print uses the same map and the same viewpoint as the screen.
You then pick one of six styles, from classic black and white to deep navy, and optionally place a marker on the spot that matters: where you met, where you lived, where it happened.
What you get
Printed on 200 g/m² coated silk paper at 300 DPI, in four sizes from 21×30 to 50×70 cm, unframed or framed in black, white, oak or dark wood.
Every poster is printed on demand in Europe, at the production site nearest you, and typically reaches you within 3 to 6 working days.
Where the map data comes from
The map of Brussels is drawn from OpenStreetMap data that we host ourselves as vector tiles. Not a screenshot and not a stock image: every street, waterway and park is redrawn at order time in the style you chose.
Frequently asked questions about the city map of Brussels
- Can I zoom in on a single street in Brussels?
- Yes. In the editor you decide how far you zoom in: from the whole of Brussels down to a single neighbourhood or street. Zoom in far and individual streets become readable and you recognise your own area; stay zoomed out and you see the shape of the city as a whole. The title at the bottom stays whatever you type, so you can zoom in on one street and still put Brussels underneath it.
- Can I mark a place on the map?
- Yes. You can place a marker on the address that matters — your first apartment, the spot where you met, the house you grew up in. The marker sits on the coordinates you choose, so it falls exactly on the right place on the map.
- Does the map of Brussels match reality?
- The map is drawn from OpenStreetMap data, the same source professional cartographers use. Streets, water and parks run the way they really run. What you see in the preview is what gets printed, at 300 DPI and on 200 g/m² coated silk.
City map sizes and prices
Every size with its price — pick one and start designing.