An artsy, trendy neighbourhood that is best suited for families.
Go To Brussels
An intricate city revered for it's architecture and small town feel.
An Art Nouveau Playground
The capital city of Belgium, Brussels, is home to the world’s most luxurious chocolate and finest beers.
Were you ever a fan of the Smurfs or Tin Tin comic books? Well Brussels is the right place to be. Brussels is famous for its comics and even has a comic strip route where you can see some of the most amazing murals dedicated to their great works.
People go to Brussels to see the art nouveau architecture as there’s plenty to see and experience. Masses of people flock to the Grand Place, Maison Saint Cyr, Maison Cauchie and the Palace of Justice - just to name a few.
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Where To Stay In Brussels
A medieval neighbourhood with cobblestone streets, antique shops, Gothic churches and Belgian...
Not an overly touristy area but it is popular amongst the younger...
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THINGS TO DO IN BRUSSELS
Meet the best chocolatiers in Brussels and enjoy a sample of Belgium's velvety, rich chocolate in a ...
Built for World Fair 1958, the Atomium is a landmark in Brussels that stands 336 feet tall.
Taste Belgium beyond the chocolates and beer.
Taste test Brussels’ most famous brews, enjoy snacks and appetisers, visit picturesque cafes and wal...
Choose a 24-hour or 48-hour ticket and jump on and off the bus wherever you like.
Brussels most remarkable landmark is situated poignantly in the centre of the city.
Faq?
March, April, May, September and October are the best months to visit Brussels. These are the months where the weather is mild and the rates of hotels and rooms cost less. Brussels experiences plenty of rain but it can reach 20 degrees and over in the peak of summer.
Brussels Beer Project, Brasserie Cantillon and En Stoemelings.
2 days is a nice amount of time for you to walk around the city, take in the grand sites and enjoy a delicacy or two.
The Manneken Pis fountain can be found southwest of the town hall. If you’re unsure and would like to find it, ask around, someone will point you in the right direction.
Brussels Essentials
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Booking.com
- For you to find the best accommodation around Brussels providing hotels for all budgets.
