Grote Markt (Grand Place) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features beautiful historic buildings, including the impressive Town Hall and the opulent guild houses.

A distinctive landmark in Brussels, the Atomium is a striking steel structure that was built for the 1958 World's Fair. Visitors can take a tour inside the Atomium and enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Brussels is famous for its delicious chocolate, and visitors can indulge in a wide variety of chocolate shops and boutiques throughout the city.

Brussels is known for its vibrant comic book culture, and visitors can admire colorful murals of famous comic book characters throughout the city.

Brussels is often referred to as the "capital of Europe" as it is home to the European Union headquarters and NATO. Visitors can explore the EU Parliament, the EU Commission, and other EU institutions.

This small bronze statue of a little boy urinating is one of Brussels' most famous landmarks and is a symbol of the city's sense of humor and irreverence.

Enjoy Belgium’s famous waffles, from classic powdered sugar-topped treats to indulgent versions with whipped cream and chocolate.

Admire the grand official residence of the Belgian royal family and its beautiful gardens.

Explore top museums like the Magritte Museum and the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, showcasing Belgium’s rich artistic heritage.

Experience Belgium’s renowned beer scene by sampling local brews at bars and breweries while learning about traditional brewing methods.

Visit Brussels' central square, renowned for its ornate guildhalls and Town Hall.

Discover this unique structure, originally built for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, offering panoramic city views.

Wander the elegant 19th-century shopping arcades, housing boutiques, cafes, and theaters.

See the iconic bronze statue of a little boy peeing, a symbol of Brussels' irreverent spirit.

Admire the official palace of the Belgian monarchy, open to the public during the summer months.

Delve into the works of surrealist artist René Magritte in this dedicated museum.

Explore a vast collection of musical instruments from around the world in an Art Nouveau setting.

Enjoy the expansive park featuring museums, gardens, and the impressive Triumphal Arch.

Celebrate Belgium's rich comic art history with exhibits on Tintin, The Smurfs, and more.

Experience a cultural hub with museums, a public garden, and panoramic views of the city.

Tour the royal greenhouses, open to the public during specific periods, showcasing exotic plant collections.

Learn about the city's history through art and artifacts housed in the Maison du Roi.

Join the annual celebration at the Grand-Place, featuring a wide array of Belgian beers.

Visit the former home and studio of Art Nouveau architect Victor Horta.

See detailed miniature models of Europe's most famous landmarks in this theme park.

Engage with interactive exhibits about the European Parliament and its workings.

Explore a vast collection of vintage and classic cars in this automotive museum.

Attend the annual historical pageant reenacting Emperor Charles V's 1549 visit to Brussels.

Explore one of the world's largest Art Deco buildings, offering panoramic city views.

Indulge in Brussels' renowned culinary treats at various cafes and chocolatiers throughout the city.