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UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing stunning Gothic and Baroque guildhalls, crowned by the majestic Town Hall's spire.
Read MoreBrussels is a city where old and new come together perfectly. As the capital of the European Union, it has a modern feel but also keeps its medieval charm. You’ll see beautiful old churches with tall towers, and buildings decorated in the Art Nouveau style. The city is full of life, with people from all over the world. You can visit top museums, taste famous Belgian chocolates, and relax in historic cafes. Brussels is also known for its busy squares, colorful street art, and delicious food like waffles and fries. Whether you’re walking through narrow cobbled streets or exploring modern offices, there’s something interesting everywhere. It’s a place where history, culture, and modern life mix beautifully, making Brussels a special city that leaves visitors with great memories.
UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing stunning Gothic and Baroque guildhalls, crowned by the majestic Town Hall's spire.
Read MoreIconic Brussels landmark representing a crystal unit cell of iron, offering panoramic city views and futuristic exhibitions
Read MoreVast art complex housing Flemish masterpieces and modern art collections spanning six centuries.
Read MoreMiniature park featuring perfect replicas of Europe's most famous monuments and landmarks.
Read MoreOfficial residence of Belgian monarchy, impressive example of 19th-century architecture with spectacular state rooms.
Read MoreHistoric bronze fountain and city mascot, frequently dressed in costumes representing Belgian culture.
Read MoreIn Brussels, there are many fun things to do. You can join chocolate-making workshops and learn how Belgian chocolates are made. Try different local beers on a beer-tasting tour. Walk around the city to see colorful comic strip murals on buildings. Enjoy classical music concerts held in old Gothic churches. You can also take walking tours to see the beautiful Art Nouveau buildings. These activities help you enjoy the city’s art, food, and history in fun and interesting ways. Whether you love sweets, music, or architecture, Brussels has something for everyone to enjoy.
Brussels is famous for tasty chocolates, fine Belgian lace, old antiques, and fun comic books. Popular places to shop include Rue Neuve for big stores, Avenue Louise for fashion, and the Sablon area for antiques. Don’t forget to buy real Belgian chocolate from well-known brands. There are also many small shops with local crafts and souvenirs, perfect for finding special gifts to take home.
Enjoy delicious Belgian food at local brasseries, or try fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants. For fun nightlife, visit the lively bars in the Saint-Gery area. You can also watch cultural shows at the Theatre Royal de la Monnaie. Brussels is generally safe in the evenings, but it’s best to stay alert, especially in quiet streets. Stick to well-lit areas and travel in groups when possible for added safety.
Brussels has good public transport, including buses, trams, and a metro system that connects major areas. Taxis and ride apps are also available. Walking is safe in busy places, but watch for bikes and trams. Always keep your belongings close, especially in crowded spots like train stations. Avoid quiet or poorly lit areas at night. Brussels is generally safe, but staying alert and careful makes your visit more comfortable.