The best places to see and eat in Brussels, ranked by real travelers.
A stunning central square known for its opulent guildhalls and the Town Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
An iconic building and museum designed to resemble an iron crystal, offering panoramic views of Brussels.
A famous bronze statue of a little boy peeing, symbolizing the irreverent spirit of Brussels.
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A large public park with monumental arches and museums, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence.
A historic park located between the Royal Palace and the Belgian Parliament, ideal for leisurely walks and picnics.
A stunning Gothic cathedral known for its impressive architecture and beautiful stained-glass windows.
A cultural and historic site offering panoramic views, museums, and beautiful gardens.
A large urban park perfect for outdoor activities, featuring a serene lake and a variety of walking paths.
The official palace of the Belgian King, open to the public during the summer months.
A miniature park featuring scaled-down replicas of famous European landmarks.
A vintage car museum showcasing a vast collection of classic and contemporary automobiles.
A lesser-known counterpart to Manneken Pis, this statue depicts a little girl peeing.
A group of museums housing an extensive collection of art from the 15th century to the present.
A museum dedicated to the history and production of chocolate, with interactive exhibits and tastings.
A vast park surrounding the Royal Castle of Laeken, featuring greenhouses and beautiful gardens.
The European Parliament's visitor center, offering interactive exhibits on the European Union and its history.
A peaceful park with a pond, located near the European Parliament, ideal for relaxing walks.
A quirky statue of a dog peeing, completing Brussels' trio of urinating statues.
A massive Art Deco church offering panoramic views of Brussels from its dome.
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