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Brussels is Belgium's capital city and one of the most famous historical cities in Europe and tourist attractions in the world. The city, popular for its famous beer, breweries and beer festivals is also loved for its delicious handmade chocolates. Furthermore, Brussels is home to the headquarters of the European Union. The city has a huge number of museums, monuments, art galleries and historical places.
Although the city is comparatively small and easy to explore (even on foot), because of its many 'must visit' places and numerous 'must-do' activities, we have compiled a complete tourist guide of Brussels including main attractions, activities, nightlife scene and means to get around the city. Brussels is a city that has grown from a 10th-century fortress town into a modern metropolis of more than one million inhabitants.
The Bois de la Cambre is a public park situated on the brink of the Sonian Forest (or Sonian Wood, French: Foret de Soignes, Dutch...
The Cinquantenaire Park (French: Parc du Cinquantenaire means Park of the Fiftieth Anniversary) is a 30 hectares urban park which...
Tenbosch or Tenbos park is a large, urban public park in Brussels where a huge U-shaped complex dominates the park was specially built...
The Brussels Town Hall (French: Hôtel de Ville) is a Gothic building situated in the Grand Place and was destroyed in 1695 when it was bombed by...
Grand Place is one of the most stunning town squares in Europe. An eye-catching bunch of public and private buildings that date back to...
Atomium, a whopping 102 meters (335 ft) tall structure, located on Boulevard du Centenaire was developed for World's Fair, 'Expo'58' in...