Is Brussels worth a visit? YES!🇧🇪 As a born and raised Belgian and having lived in Brussels myself, I share here the local spots and must do activities. I hope this will help you discover the real Brussels!
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Sightseeing
Activities
Where to Eat & Drink
Hotels
General Tips
Sightseeing
Things to see when walking around Brussels.
The absolute crown jewel of Brussels! This amazing central square is a UNESCO World Heritage site that will blow you away.
Grand Place
Tiny but legendary! It has become a much-loved mascot of Brussels.
Manneken Pis
Looking for the perfect city view? This is a popular spot for locals to unwind, people-watch, and soak up the city atmosphere, especially during spring and summer.
Mont des Arts
This isn't just any historic building. It's also one of the best spots in Brussels for enjoying a stunning city view. The locals love hanging out here!
Palace of Justice
A huge public park in the European Quarter. Locals love to picnic, run, and enjoy the outdoors there. If you're already in the European Quarter, it's definitely worth a visit!
Parc Du Cinquantenaire
Activities
What to do and visit in Brussels.
Worth a visit! The view is great and the architecture is very interesting both inside and out.
Atomium
Brussels has so many hidden gems and streets to discover that you'll never see it all as a tourist unless you're shown where. A guided tour like this one is a great way to explore the city!
Guided Walking Tour
A must visit if you love art and Banksy!
The World of Banksy Museum
There's nothing quite like making your own chocolate and diving into the rich history of cocoa! This interactive experience is fun, delicious, and highly recommended.
Chocolate Museum Workshop
Mini-Europe is a great way to have fun and learn about some of Europe's most famous sights. Especially recommended with children.
Mini-Europe
Very cool exhibit on how beer is made, including cool cityscapes and free beer!
Belgian Beer World
Perfect for visitors who want to see the city's top attractions quickly and easily.
Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Worth a visit if you are interested in African culture and especially Belgian colonial history.
AfricaMuseum
Did you know that Belgium is where some of the world's most iconic comics like Tintin and the Smurfs were born? Brussels is home to numerous street art walls showcasing a variety of iconic comic characters. This tour is a great way to explore the cit...
Comics Murals Tour
Even if you are not a car fan, this is very impressive to visit!
Autoworld Museum
A must for anyone interested in trains and history!
Train World Museum
Where to Eat & Drink
Places to eat and drink that I love! Bon appétit! 🇧🇪🍽️
This pizzeria has won several prizes as one of the best pizzerias in Europe. I ate my best Napoli-style pizza here! It is so popular that you have to make reservations (preferably one to two weeks in advance) to get a spot!
La Piola Pizza
Forget those expensive tourist traps! The best waffles in Brussels come from little yellow vans scattered around the city. Try it!
Waffles From the Yellow Van!
Vegan coffee shop for delicious coffee and pastries in a very cozy place!
Buddy Buddy Nut Butter Coffee Shop
Want to eat fries like a real Belgian? This is the local place to get delicious authentic fries!
Frit Flagey
Here you will find the tastiest ciabattas: fresh, filling and delicious! Perfect for a quick but satisfying lunch.
Quick Bites: Love Ciabatta
Do you love Korean food? Try this place and thank me later, it's really good!
Anju Korean Restaurant
The Sister Brussels is all about serving up a tasty mix of organic food and drinks, mostly made from local products. They've got amazing breakfast, lunch, and dinner options right in the city center. If you're looking for something healthy and fillin...
Organic Vegan and Vegetarian: The Sister Brussels Café
A fantastic spot to explore unique, quality beers!
BREWDOG
An absolute must for beer enthusiasts. 200% recommended!!!
Brussels Beer Project Dansaert
A local favorite for amazing coffee and more!
Kafei Dansaert
Very popular spot for delicious brunches, lunches, bagels, coffee and more!
Café du Sablon
Perfect coffee stop in the city center, try their pastries too!
Café Capitale
In the mood for something hearty? You've got to try the sweet potato fries and the Flemish stew (it's called stoofvlees) here!
Patatak
My favorite cocktail bar! Very good cocktails with interesting combinations in a cool atmosphere.
La Pharmacie Anglaise
Have a delicious cinnamon roll here! Different flavors and vegan options available.
Have A Roll
Hotels
Hotels that I keep coming back to because of their location, comfort, practicality, and price.
My favorite hotel! The location is perfect (right in the center!), the rooms are quiet and the breakfast is fantastic. When I want to be sure of a good stay in Brussels, I always choose this hotel.
Pillows City Hotel Brussels Centre ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
It's not necessary to spend a fortune at a hotel! This hotel is a great example of smart travel. It's right inside Brussels Midi station, which is perfect for early morning train travelers or those with quick connections. It might not scream luxury, ...
Pullman Brussels Centre Midi
A hidden gem that offers incredible value for your money. The hotel has a great location, comfortable rooms, and a delightful breakfast. It offers the ideal combination of affordability and quality for the price.
Hotel Manos Stephanie
While I haven't personally stayed here, it is highly recommended by international business travelers. Located in a quiet street in the city centre, it offers a blend of luxury and convenience that's hard to beat.
Hygge Hotel
The location is fantastic, the rooms are spotless and really comfortable, and the staff are super friendly and helpful. The hotel has a young and vibrant atmosphere, and I'd highly recommend it for a one-night to two-night stay.
Moxy Hotel Brussels City Center
General Tips
Here are tips and just general advice for planning your trip to Belgium!
If you are coming to Belgium, chances are you'll want to visit Paris or Amsterdam too. Or maybe you're coming from one of those cities and you're wondering what the easiest way to get here is? Well, by train is the best option in terms of ease, cost ...
Train tickets in Europe
The question we often get is: what language is spoken in Brussels? Although French is predominant, because of the large number of expats everywhere, you can easily speak English!