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“One of the most ancient and authentic places in Brussels - you will love it and do not forget to try some Belgian beers !! and famous Belgian chocolate ! Enjoy your stay in Brussels :-) ”

“Very nice park in the south of Brussels, with the possibility to go to a restaurant (Chalet Robinson) located on an island. You have to take a wood boat to get there, and the food is delicious. My recommandation n1 is the brunch on Sunday with a walk in the park, it is totally with it! ”

“The famous Manneken-Pis remains the emblem of the rebellious spirit of the City of Brussels. His wardrobe counts more than 900 suits.”

“The Parc du Cinquantenaire or Jubelpark is not only a park but a national landmark in Brussels. The name means 'Park of the fiftieth anniversary' and it was built during the reign of Leopold II to commemorate fifty years of Belgian independence. Symbolically, the Cinquantenaire Park in Brussels is built in the shape of a pentagon, like the inner and outer rings of the city. Cinquantenaire sits just outside the inner circle, and is close to the European Quarter.”

“If there's only one artist you remember from Belgium, we hope it will be him.”

“Never see in reality. And it's a pity! A great artist and you can enter in his house. But be careful with the stairs! You'll understand if you go:)”

“Even if you're not interested in music, it's worth passing by this museum just for its architecture. The restaurant on the roof offers a great view over Brussels (and is a great excuse to see the building from the inside).”

“Each Sunday morning there is a famous flea market, a must see in Brussels :) ”

“Automium is the symbol of Brussels. You can combine your visit with Mini Europe where the 2 places are in the same area”

“The Rue Neuve is a street where you can find a lot of stores, fast-food, cafés and restaurants, you will also find a shopping center named Galeries Ino”

“Avenue Louise is one of the main shopping area of Brussels. One side of the Avenue Louise is considered as Brussels' Champs-Elysées, where most of the posh boutiques and the great names of international fashion can be found. On the other side in the galleries, you will find more affordable shops (Zara, H&M, Apple Store...) Avenue Louise is one of Brussels longest streets.The upper section is where all the shops are ”