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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Brussels : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Brussels
- For all its importance, Brussels, Belgium's capital, the central seat of the Belgian Royal Family, and the European Union's centre, is a surprisingly tiny, easygoing, and human-sized city.
- Brussels is Belgium's leading commercial and educational hub, which lends the city a more everyday vibe than neighbouring towns, unlike lovely Bruges and Ghent with their swarms of tourists.
- You may get a real sense of Belgian living by visiting here, notably its excellent restaurant and café culture.
- Even though Brussels lacks the main tourist attractions of other Belgian cities, the city boasts more than enough world-class museums and art galleries to keep visitors occupied for a few days.
- Don't forget to stock up on Brussels' famed chocolate after marvelling at Gothic and Baroque beauty.
- Capital: Belgium
- International Airport: Brussels Airport (BRU)
- Population: 2,095,688
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT+2
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230V-50Hz
- Official Language: French and Dutch
- Religion: Christianity
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Brussels: Highlights for Your Trip
- The beautiful 15th century Gothic Catholic church of Notre Dame du Sablon is located in Brussels' historic Sablon area.
- Many people may be reminded of the old film "If It's Tuesday, It Must Be Belgium," in which travellers complete the Grand Tour of Europe in a matter of days.
- Anyone who plays a musical instrument or enjoys music should visit the Musical Instrument Museum.
- The Mont des Arts, a hill in the heart of Brussels, may have nine lines, but it's giving them a run for their money.
- The Manneken Pis is, without a doubt, Brussels' most popular tourist attraction.
03
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Brussels: Seasonal Guide for Travellers
- The weather is pleasant from March through May, and temperatures range from 8 to 17 degrees Celsius, making this the most outstanding season to visit Brussels.
- This is an excellent time to visit the city because it is less crowded, and you are more likely to find affordable lodging and airfare.
- If you're visiting Brussels at this time of year, bring some light woollens because the temps tend to dip at night.
- June through August: The start of summer in Brussels heralds the arrival of many tourists.
- The days are bright, and the evenings are lovely, making this an ideal time to take in the city's sights.
- The temperature in the city is between 15 and 18 degrees Celsius during this time of year.
- September to October: The weather has begun to cool by October, but it is still pleasant enough to enjoy the city.
- Autumn in Brussels is a lovely time of year, and because it is not peak tourist season, rates are lower, and you may get fantastic accommodation offers.
- Light woollens should be brought along as the temperature begins to decrease.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
Why Brussels Is Worth a Visit: Here Are the Best Places You Must See
Grand Place (Grote Markt)
- The city's central plaza (known as Grand Place) sits in the heart of Brussels Old Town and is one of Europe's best-preserved.
- It is also the city's biggest tourist attraction.
- The homogeneity of Grand Place's Baroque architecture, with some Flemish influences, is its defining feature.
- The brief construction period here achieves architectural unity, with most structures constructed between 1696 and 1700.
- On the other hand, the Grand Place has a considerably longer history.
- Several spectacular rooms can be found inside.
- The Maximilian Chamber is hung with Brussels tapestries; the large Council Chamber has a magnificent ceiling by Victor Janssens and his tapestries.
- Also, the great banqueting hall and the Marriage Chamber, both beautifully panelled, and the Escalier d'Honneur, which has murals depicting Brussels' history.
Mannekin Pis
- The Manneken Pis, Brussels' most famous landmark, is located along the Rue de l'Etuve and is typically thronged by tourists.
- Although the image of a little boy urinating, popularly regarded as "the oldest citizen of Brussels," may be traced back to at least 1388, little is known about his origins.
- The Manneken Pis, on the other hand, is surrounded by mythology.
- According to one account, the fountain honours a brave newborn who stopped ablaze, while another claims it honours the son of a count who died of a pressing desire while participating in a procession.
Saint-Michel Cathedral (Sint-Michiels Kathedraal)
- This Gothic church, dedicated to St. Michael and St. Gudula (the patron saint of Brussels), was built in 1225 but not completed until the 15th century.
- The exterior is stunning, rising magnificently over a vast flight of steps and culminating in twin 69-meter-high towers designed by Jan van Ruysbroeck.
- The luxuriously furnished interior (108 metres by 50 metres) features some exceptional stained glass windows designed by Bernard van Orley.
- Look for the windows showing Charles V and Isabella of Portugal (south transept) and Louis II and Mary of Hungary (north transept) in the transepts, and then head to the Chapel of the Holy Sacrament, which is to the left of the choir, to see the best specimens.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Brussels Off the Beaten Track: Discover More Hidden Wonders
The Belgian Comic Strip Center
- The stunning Comic Strip Center, designed by Victor Horta in 1906, is dedicated to the history of cartoons and comic strips in the land of The Smurfs and Tintin.
- This gallery features a constantly shifting exhibition of 200 original comic strip drawings by Belgian and French comic artists.
- A skillfully managed collection of original manuscripts, draught sketches, and ingeniously reproduced settings, like Lucky Luke's bar and Tim, Struppi, and Captain Haddock's moon rocket also records the increase in popularity of Belgian and French comic strips.
The Place Royale (Koningsplein)
- The most notable tower in this area is the Royal Palace (Palais Royal), which serves as the official house of the Belgian royal family. It is a popular photo location.
- Free guided tours of the palace's interior, including the large reception rooms and halls, are accessible from late July to late August.
- An assemblage of cultural structures with a Neoclassical façade surrounds the palace.
- Two of the best examples are the Palais des Académies, which houses the Royal Academy of Sciences and is previously the Crown Prince of Orange palace, and the Palais des Beaux-Arts (Paleis voor Schone Kunste), which was designed and built in the 1920s by Victor Horta.
06
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Brussels Culture and Traditions: A Blend of Past and Present
- Explore Brussels' diverse cultural offerings. The Belgian capital is more than just a mash-up of French and Dutch cultures.
- A plethora of international cultural influences has enriched the city, ensuring that there is always something to pique your interest.
- Explore Brussels' diverse museum offerings, from surrealist art to botanical gardens.
- Brussels also has huge theatres and concert halls, with a diverse programme to choose from.
- You can visit one of the many cinemas in the city or attend one of our renowned film festivals.
- Those who prefer quieter surroundings are also catered to.
- Many libraries can be found in Brussels, where you can borrow a book, a CD, or a DVD.
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Brussels: Your Guide to Food, Fun, and Fashion Trends
Moules-frites
#Food
- Moules-frites is Belgium's unofficial national dish, and it's available virtually all year.
- These North Sea mussels are more fleshy than those found in France, and they're cooked in a typical vegetable broth or with Belgian beer.
- They're typically served alongside fries, and you may eat them as the locals do with tongs created from an empty shell.
Belgian Waffles
#Food
- These are one of the must-try delicacies in Brussels when it comes to dessert.
- In Belgium, there are two types of waffles: rectangular and flaky Brussels waffles that are frequently topped with chocolate, whipped cream, and other fruits, and round and sweeter Liege waffles that don't require any further toppings.
- You have no excuse not to taste one because they are sold all around the city!
Belgian Fries (aka Frieten or Frites)
#Food
- Fries are a Belgian innovation, and the secret to their ideal crispiness is to fry the potato sticks twice in animal fats rather than vegetable oil.
- They can be found almost anyplace, although a friterie/fritkot is a good choice.
- Belgians eat them with mayonnaise, although there's always a variety of condiments.
Dansaert
#Fashion
- Several prominent venues in the upscale Dansaert sector host innovative modern fashion projects.
- Multi-brand boutiques stock the most sought-after labels, from Dries Van Noten to Comme des Garçons; multi-brand boutiques stock the most sought-after labels.
- Meanwhile, a slew of boutiques-turned-studios run by young designers offers their own unique and startling styles.
The Atomium
#Fun
- The Atomium, along with Manneken Pis, is Brussels' most well-known landmark site.
- The odd 102-meter-high steel and aluminium building, created by André Waterkeyn for the 1958 Brussels World Exhibition, is the city's most peculiar sight.
- The structure shows a 165 million-fold enlarged iron molecule.
- Visitors can now tour the building's sci-fi-inspired interiors.
- The bottom spheres include a permanent display of the structure's history.
- The upper sphere offers breathtaking views of the city.
Mini Europe
#Fun
- If that's the case, visit Mini Europe, a small park within the Bruparck entertainment area in Brussels. Mini Europe spans a 24,000-square-meter space and houses around 350 renowned landmarks from across Europe.
- Walk inside Mini Europe to see London's Big Ben, Venice's gondolas, Athens' Acropolis, Amsterdam's canals, and Copenhagen's Stock Exchange.
- Apart from miniature wonders, Mini Europe also dazzles visitors with living models showing the eruption of Mount Vesuvius (with the resulting earthquake), the fall of the Berlin Wall, and a young Finnish girl swimming into the frigid waters of Olavinlinna Lake.
- Mini Europe is a terrific destination to take kids to because they can see all Europe's wonders in one area.
- A Mini Europe by Night trip is also available at the miniature park, including magnificent musical fireworks.
08
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Explore Brussels Natural Beauty and Safari Adventures
- The Cinquantenaire (50th anniversary) site consists of an extensive collection of gardens with monuments and museums scattered throughout.
- A three-arched triumphal arch dominates it.
- Throughout the year, the park holds various events, celebrations, fireworks displays, sporting events, concerts, and other activities.
- This historical site was constructed in 1880 to commemorate Belgium's 50th anniversary of independence.
- The Pavilion of Human Passions, designed by Victor Horta, the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces & Military History and Autoworld are accessible via wide walkways.
- This 20-hectare park, Schaerbeek's green lung, is a historical and cultural oasis for relaxation.
- The historical park, the magnificent lawns, and the playground area are divided into three areas.
- The park, acclaimed by writers and artists and is a haven for botanists and ornithologists, also features a sculpture collection and areas dedicated to sporting activities and young people.
- Free performances are held in July and August.
- A peaceful tiny island on the outskirts of the European district's significant attractions.
- A landscaped, undulating park houses the Museum of the Institute of Natural Sciences and other scientific institutes, including Henry van de Velde's magnificent Solvay Library.
- Cultural events are now held at the library.
09
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Brussels Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Hopla! is the Belgian circus arts event.
- Approximately twenty performances by Belgian and foreign artists will be staged in public spaces and cultural centres throughout the city during the second week of the Easter holidays.
- Hopla! is a free event that presents a modern circus to Brussels residents.
- Brussels has plenty of room for artistic expression.
- The City of Brussels launched Carte de Visite | ARTopenKUNST to help amateur artists and professionals working and living in Brussels.
- Visual artists, videographers, photographers, and other digital artists get the opportunity to present three of their works to art lovers during a weekend exhibition.
- The Folklore Festival honours Brussels traditions every third weekend in September.
- Parades, games, tastings, and other folklore association activities are held in a folk village at the Grand-Place.
- Each year, a host country offers folklore and culture to Folklorissimo guests.
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FAQs to Plan Your Best Brussels Holiday
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