About Brussels

Historic Center & Culture

  • Grand Place (Grote Markt)

    The beating heart of Brussels and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This stunning square is surrounded by ornate guildhalls and the Town Hall — a must-see for every visitor.

  • Manneken Pis
    Just a short walk from Grand Place, this playful statue has become one of Brussels’ most famous symbols, reflecting the city’s unique sense of humor.

  • Royal Palace & Parc de Bruxelles
    Located in the Upper Town, opposite the park, the Royal Palace is open to the public during the summer months.

Iconic Manneken Pis statue in Brussels, Belgium, dressed in a blue outfit.

Evening Escapade

Close-up of a gourmet meal with beer and wine, served on a rustic barrel table. Perfect for food lovers.

A quick hit list of four standout Brussels spots:

  • À La Mort Subite: classic for geuze/kriek – pure Brussels vibe near Grand Place.

  • La Pharmacie Anglaise: Cocktail temple in a vintage apothecary.

  • Moeder Lambic:  Craft-beer haven. 

  • Café Belga: Lively terrace.

A quick hit list of four Brussels restaurants:

  • Barge: Michelin-starred and proudly local.

  • Humus x Hortense: Plant-forward fine dining.

  • Nénu: Vibrant Vietnamese sharing plates.

  • Noordzee – Mer du Nord: Stand-up seafood.