Reservations Center Online

Destinos Bélgica Bruselas y alrededores Bruselas

Map

Satellite

Flights to Bruselas (BRU)

Bruselas

533 hotels & other accommodations

[url=http://visitbrussels.be/]Brussels[/url] (French: Bruxelles, Dutch: Brussel) is the capital city of [wiki=6c1674d14bf5f95742f572cddb0641a7]Belgium[/wiki] and of Brussels Capital Region. It is entirely surrounded by Dutch-speaking [wiki=de0962e3808682fdc7855382be6b1ab3]Flanders[/wiki] and its constituent [wiki=9af81372462f17009f0cafb66d49e953]Flemish Brabant[/wiki] province. As headquarters of many European institutions, Brussels might also be considered something of a capital for the [wiki=9a18968af130ca0040b68b9e2eec4838]European Union[/wiki]. Being at the crossroads of cultures (the Germanic in the North and the Romance in the South) and playing an important role in [wiki=912d59cdf1d3f551fae21f6f0062258f]Europe[/wiki], Brussels fits the definition of the archetypal "melting pot", but still retains its own unique character. The population of the city of Brussels is 1 million and the population of Brussels metropolitan area is just over 2 million.

Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

Tag

Tag 2

Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

Receive by email Email

Understand
When Brussels became the capital city of a new country in the 19th century, many buildings in the old town were destroyed to make way for brand new ministries, palaces, schools, army barracks and office blocks constructed between 1880 and 1980. The historic Flemish town centers are better preserved in other cities: [wiki=905ac7075793db541c8344c1485d0ef9]Antwerp[/wiki], [wiki=28453d3af60f2a1ac14deff11faf3539]Bruges[/wiki], [wiki=f641cddfd9724b416d034512d84972b9]Ghent[/wiki], [wiki=3ab6983a6d7a98a727137387103c3a76]Courtray[/wiki], [wiki=107d33626f4b800670cd945702680dce]Leuven[/wiki] and [wiki=2f10b904447da239668ebed06fd849a2]Mechelen[/wiki].
- Language
  
  Brussels operates as a bilingual city where both French (80%) and Dutch (Flemish) (20%) are official languages. Thus all the streets have two names, which can sound totally different. For example, the Main Square is called both la Grand Place and de Grote Markt. Although officially bilingual, French is undoubtedly Brussels' lingua franca. English is also widely understood, but not always widely spoken. Visitors should realize that language is a very divisive issue in Belgium (though this is not as noticeable in Brussels).
  
  Historically Dutch-speaking, Brussels became more and more French-speaking during the 19th and 20th centuries. Today, most inhabitants speak French in daily life. Some numbers say that more than half of the inhabitants of Brussels do not speak French or Dutch at home. The Brussels dialect, a Brabantian dialect of Dutch, can be heard, especially in the outer districts of Brussels Capital Region. French speakers shouldn't have too much trouble understanding the local French. Dutch speakers may have some difficulty with the Belgian Dutch accent.
  
  English has become a common spoken language because of the international institutions based in Brussels, such as the European Commission, the European Parliament and NATO. It is still relatively rare to find written tourist or general information in English, although the situation is improving greatly. One can expect public announcements in train stations to at least be said in French and Dutch, while larger train stations (such as Zuidstation/Gare Du Midi) typically include English and sometimes German. English is also used on metros, trams and buses, announced last for information such as line transfers and terminal stops. Do not hesitate to ask someone if you do not understand what has been said.
- Climate
  
  Brussels weather can often be grey and humid with a high and fairly evenly distributed annual average rainfall of 820 mm (32 in) and on average approximately 200 days of rainfall per year, both which are more than that of London and Paris. Summers tend to be cooler and wetter than London and winters colder. The daily and monthly temperature variations are quite small. Daily differences between average highs and average lows don't exceed 9ºC (16ºF).
  
  In the summer, maximum temperatures rarely reach 30ºC (86ºF) but can feel much hotter due to high humidity. The summer visitor should be prepared for rain. Warm and sunny weather is not constant during that season or even to be expected.
  
  After October, temperatures can drop off quite rapidly and winter months are often damp and chilly. However temperatures of 15ºC (59ºF) are not unusual into December. Snowfall is rare, and starts to melts fairly quickly, becoming slush on the ground. The winter visitor should be prepared for wet ground.
- Boroughs
  
  Brussels is split into nineteen communes or gemeenten (municipalities/boroughs):
  
  * Bruxelles/Brussel - Brussels encompasses many charming and beautiful attractions, with deeply ornate buildings on the Grand Place/Grote Markt, and a fish-and-crustacean overdose of St. Catherine's Square (Place St-Catherine/Sint-Katelijneplein). Stroll along, (and stop in for a drink) at one of the many bars on Place St-Géry/Sint-Goriksplein, or max out your credit card on the trendy Rue Antoine Dansaert/Antoine Dansaertstraat.
  
  * Marolles/Marollen - A neighborhood of Brussels close to the city's heart, one of the few places where the Brussels dialect of Dutch (Flemish) could still be heard. The area is best known for the flea market held daily on the Place du Jeu de Balle/Vossenplein as well as a plethora of shops selling everything from old radios and bent wipers to fine china and expensive Art Nouveau trinkets. Visit on Saturdays or Sundays.
  
  * Ixelles/Elsene - A vibrant part of town with a high concentration of restaurants, bars and other services to satisfy the good-looking or the heavy-spending. Some wandering around will reveal small bookshops, affordable ethnic restaurants or independent record shops tucked away in side streets. The Matongé district just off Chaussée d'Ixelles/Elsenesteenweg is the city's main African neighborhood. It is a large district in the South of Brussels spreading from newly gentrified immigrant neighborhoods off the Chaussée d'Ixelles/Elsenesteenweg near the town center to leafy suburbs close to the Bois de la Cambre/Ter Kamerenbos. The district is split in two by Avenue Louise/Louizalaan, which is technically part of the Bruxelles/Brussel district of the city.
  
  * Molenbeek-Saint-Jean/Sint-Jans-Molenbeek - Commonly known as Molenbeek. A commune with a very large Moroccan and, lately, Romani (Gypsy) population.
  
  * Saint-Gilles/Sint-Gillis - The city's bohemian epicenter with thriving French, Portuguese, Spanish, Maghrebi and Polish communities. The area around the Parvis de St-Gilles/St-Gillisvoorplein is the arty part, with the area around the Chatelain/Kastelein and the Church of the Holy Trinity being decidedly more yuppified. Like Schaarbeek, Saint-Gilles boasts several Art Nouveau and Haussmann-style buildings.
  
  * St-Josse/Sint-Joost - The smallest and poorest commune not only of Brussels, but of all Belgium, this commune might not always be too pleasing on the eye but does have a few small, welcoming streets. The mid-part of the Chaussée de Louvain/Leuvensesteenweg is also home to a relatively small Indo-Pakistani community, so this is the place to head to for a tikka masala. The Turkish community which was the largest community only a few years ago has declined rapidly, as they moved to relatively wealthier communes by St-Josse/Sint-Joost standards.
  
  * Uccle/Ukkel - Brussels' poshest commune. Green, bourgeois and starched like all posh communes should be. Uccle has retained many of its charming medieval cul-de-sacs, tiny squares and small townhouses as has nearby Watermael-Boitsfort/Watermaal-Bosvoorde.
  
  * Woluwé-Saint-Pierre/Sint-Pieters-Woluwe and Woluwé-Saint-Lambert/Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe are two communes at the eastern end of the city. Mainly residential, with a mixture of housing blocks, quaint neighborhoods and green areas this place is well-loved by Eurocrats and other professional types. The enormous Wolubilis cultural complex is well worth a visit.
Get in
- By train
  
  Brussels has three main train stations: Midi-Zuid, to the south of the city core, Central-Centraal, which is right next to the city center, and Nord-Noord, to the north of the city center (at Place Rogier). High-speed trains stop only at Midi/Zuid, except the ICE also stops at Nord/Noord. There is a shower at Midi/Zuid located in the toilet near platforms 19-20 (between Origin'O and Quick).
  
  * The high speed Thalys train connects Brussels with [wiki=34de6132f13e62a0c803d12062324ad6]Cologne[/wiki] (1h52), [wiki=e20d37a5d7fcc4c35be6fc18a8e71bfa]Paris[/wiki] (1h20) and [wiki=3eb8670d999ac077dd0e2c345cb7c905]Amsterdam[/wiki] (2h00). It is much cheaper to book further in advance. With your Thalys ticket you can also take a local train to or from Central-Centraal, Nord-Noord, Schuman and Luxembourg/Luxemburg' stations.
  
  * A Fyra from [wiki=3eb8670d999ac077dd0e2c345cb7c905]Amsterdam[/wiki] (2h01, via [wiki=3eb8670d999ac077dd0e2c345cb7c905#By_plane]Schiphol Airport[/wiki], [wiki=8f49c208e01797381033a70b55fbac13]Rotterdam[/wiki], [wiki=905ac7075793db541c8344c1485d0ef9]Antwerp[/wiki]), connects to Brussels Midi/Zuid. You need a reservation. Weekend return ticket start at €50.00. The Fyra service is currently (August 2013) discontinued, and is not expected to resume any time soon. A replacement Intercity service, for which a reservation is not required, is running every two hours to [wiki=8f49c208e01797381033a70b55fbac13]Rotterdam[/wiki] and [wiki=def2d40e4cdacbd734884ec81ed3d40b]The Hague[/wiki], though.
  
  * An hourly Intercity train from [wiki=06630c890abadde9228ea818ce52b621]Luxembourg[/wiki] (3h07, via [wiki=ec9973da5fb663001b54e8fdd0681b87]Arlon[/wiki], [wiki=2f897c987115cf06b0c876d90842037c]Libramont[/wiki], [wiki=7e466eeb1a1d124b8742391a4ab48633]Namur[/wiki]) connects to Midi/Zuid, Central, Nord/Noord, Schuman and Luxembourg/Luxemburg stations. You don't need a reservation. A weekend return ticket costs €41.60.
  
  * The Eurostar train line links [wiki=c56e94a98504ed36e241a010edc8d0de]Lille[/wiki] Europe (0h39, €22+), [wiki=4f5354501775b7ac3de679024107ccd9]Ashford[/wiki] (1h38, €40+) and [wiki=59ead8d1e124ccfb79f3ace06f43e703]London[/wiki] St. Pancras (1h51, €40+) with Midi/Zuid. Some Eurostar tickets are also valid for internal train travel within Belgium for 24h from the time of the Eurostar ticket), so once in Belgium travel is free for the day. Check in the bottom left hand corner of your ticket and confirm this before you get on the train. A €7 service fee will be added for both telephone and in-person bookings (doesn't apply when booking over the internet).
  
  * German ICE connects four times a day to [wiki=34de6132f13e62a0c803d12062324ad6]Cologne[/wiki] and [wiki=4312d5c8cdda027420c474e2221abc34]Frankfurt[/wiki] (€39 one way, "Europa Spezial Belgien" offer starting from €29).
  
  * Connects [wiki=debecab907ccabee0bc672b9fa1cab8a]Lyon[/wiki], [wiki=8377de0f1845174610bd8b815b9a285e]Marseille[/wiki], [wiki=78c372d1a5d7f5dec2c9c213f51cce1f]Avignon[/wiki], [wiki=a6f0077b898dc8d408c08168a2c44259]Bordeaux[/wiki], [wiki=375c7d274d5b84410e7b2bf0a00a9465]Montpellier[/wiki], [wiki=914d0a4ebc177889b5b89a23f556fd75]Nice[/wiki] and many other French destinations to Midi/Zuid.
  
  * The Belgian train service.
- By bus
  
  Offers bus travel from many countries to Brussels, for example 8 hours from London Victoria station at € 39. In Brussels, they stop outside the Gare du Nord-Noordstation and Gare du Midi-Zuidstation train stations
  
  * Offers cheap bus travel from [wiki=59ead8d1e124ccfb79f3ace06f43e703]London[/wiki], [wiki=e20d37a5d7fcc4c35be6fc18a8e71bfa]Paris[/wiki], and [wiki=3eb8670d999ac077dd0e2c345cb7c905]Amsterdam[/wiki] to Brussels. In Brussels, the stop is outside the North train station.
  
  * The Flemish region (Dutch speaking) public bus service.
  
  * The Walloon region (French speaking) public bus company.
Get around
- On foot
  
  Most sights in Brussels are fairly close together, within reasonable walking distance of each other. The oldest part of town can have uneven cobblestone roads, but the rest of the city is fairly easy to walk. Many roads in the old town are closed to cars. Brussels has many wet days, and in winter small amounts of snow can make the ground slushy, so water-resistant footwear is a must if you will be out walking all day.
- By public transport
  
  The Brussels region (Bilingual) public bus, tram and metro service.
  
  The metro in Brussels is quite clean and safe compared to most metro systems. Metro entrances are marked by big "M" signs in blue and white, with the station name underneath. All announcements are made in Dutch, French and English. There are 4 metro lines (1, 2, 5 and 6) and 3 "chrono" (fast) tram lines (3, 4 and 7). Single tickets, called Jump 1 cost €2.10 if pre-purchased and are available from the driver for €2.50 (only trams and buses, not metro).
  
  You validate the ticket in the small orange machines located in buses/trams, or at the entrance to metro stations/major tram stops. The orange machines time-stamp the ticket, both in ink and magnetically, and it will be valid for one hour. You can interrupt your ride and interchangeably use any STIB/MIVB transport. You should revalidate your ticket for each new ride.
  
  One ride paper card tickets (called Jump 1) are available at all metro and bigger train stations. They can also be bought from vending machines near major bus and tram stops. There is also a 1 day pass (called Jump 1 jour/1 dag) available for €7.50. These tickets can be purchased either at staffed windows or from kiosks. However, the kiosks do not accept many credit and debit cards and will only accept cash payments in coins.
  
  The five and ten ride tickets (Jump 5 and Jump 10 respectively) are no longer available as paper card tickets (they were withdrawn from sale on 1 July 2015, although existing part-used cards were still valid in October 2015). The Jump 5 and Jump 10 tickets must now be loaded onto a MOBIB or MOBIB-Basic smartcard.
  
  Be aware that the 10 ride ticket can be used by more than one person. Example, if two of you are traveling together, you can just buy one 10 ride ticket, and when you enter the bus, or metro or tram, you validate the ticket twice by entering the ticket on the small orange machine two times. As soon as the ticket is spit out, you enter it again, and the machine will say 2 person, and there will be two lines on the ticket to indicate this. if you know you're going to use public transport a lot, getting the 10 fare pass might be cheaper than getting individual tickets.
  
  Tickets that bear the name Jump are also valid on all SNCB/NMBS-trains and on buses run by Flemish public bus company De Lijn and Walloon public bus company TEC within the Brussels Capital Region.
- By bike
  
  [url=http://www.brusselsbiketours.com/]Brussels Bike Tours[/url] will take you on an easy (no hills) ride that lets you discover the city in just 4 hours.
See
A [url=http://www.brusselscard.be]Brussels Card[/url] is available for discounts at many attractions. Available in 24 hr (€24), 48 hr (€36) and 72 hr (€43) versions, it offers a free guidebook, free entry to many museums, free use of public transit, and discounts at various shops, restaurants and attractions. May not be worth it to those who already receive discounts (children, students, etc). The card can be purchased on-line in advance for a discount, or at the tourist offices at: Grand-Place, Midi/Zui station, BIP. Some museums also sell the card.
- Landmarks
  
  Surrounded by the city tower and a range of beautiful 300 year old buildings. In the evening, surrounded by bright illumination, it is simply ravishing. Some evenings a music and light show is provided with the buildings serving as a canvas. Have a "gaufre de Liège-Luikse wafel" here (Belgian waffle with caramelized sugar)-the best ones are available from the little shops off the northeast corner of the Grand Place-Grote Markt.
  
  * Just a short walk from the Grand Place-Grote Markt is the Manneken Pis, a small bronze statue thought to represent the "irreverent spirit" of Brussels. This is a statue of a child urinating into a pool. Belgians have created hundreds of outfits for this statue. There are many stories of the statue's origins. It is believed to have been inspired by a child who, while in a tree, found a special way to drive away invading troops. Another story goes that a father was missing his child and made a declaration to the city that when he found him he would build a statue of him, doing whatever it was that he was doing. It has also been said a witch turned him to stone for peeing on her property. The most likely scenario is that it was the location of the market for urine, which was used for its ammonia content to tan leathers. None are definitively true. In 1747, Louis XV's soldiers stole the statue, upsetting many of the city's residents. Louis XV made it up to the city by giving the statue a medal of honor (so that he must be saluted when French soldiers pass by} and by giving him an outfit. He now gets dressed up on special occasions.
  
  * Jeanneke Pis is a modern fountain and statue in Brussels, which forms a counterpoint in gender terms to the city's trademark Manneken Pis at the Grand Place (Grote Markt). It was commissioned by Denis-Adrien Debouvrie in 1985 and erected in 1987 and endowed with its own instant legend, the better to amuse strollers. This half-metre-high statue of blue-grey limestone depicts a little girl with her hair in short pigtails, squatting and urinating, apparently very contentedly. It is located on the east side of the Impasse de la Fidélité / Getrouwheidsgang (Fidelity Alley), a narrow cul-de-sac some 30 metres long leading northwards off the restaurant-packed Rue des Bouchers / Beenhouwersstraat. It is unsurprisingly much less well known than its male counterpart, being a new addition instead of a centuries-old symbol of the city. The sculpture is now protected by iron bars from vandalism
  
  * Parc du Cinquantenaire-Jubelpark - Definitely check out the Arc de Triomphe-Triomfboog on the east side of town. It's in the Parc du Cinquantenaire-Jubelpark. It is possible to go up to the terrasse above the arch, from where you'll have a good view of the city. Entry is through the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History and is free. Take Metro line 1 east, exit Schuman and walk east or exit Mérode and walk west.
  
  * Unavoidable icon of Brussels and Belgium, important place for international tourism, unique creation in the history of architecture and emblematic vestige of the World Fair in Brussels (Expo 58) the Atomium continues to embody its ideas of the future and universality, half a century later. In its cultural programme it carries on the debate of 1958: What kind of future do we want for tomorrow? Our happiness depends on what? Its recent renovation in 2006 gave its original brightness back, and the new equipment guarantees its durability. Five of the nine spheres are open to the public (so they say, but not really true). One of them is housing a permanent exhibition dedicated to Expo 58 (just some small models of some countries pavilions). Another sphere is dedicated to temporary exhibitions with scientific themes (often closed when there is no exhibition). The upper sphere offers spectacular views of the city of Brussels. When the sky is clear, the view reaches till Antwerp. There is a "kids zone" sphere which staff will happily direct you to even though you can never go in, it is only open to touring schoolchildren, and there is nothing inside except places for kids to sleep. In truth there are only three spheres: the top (restaurant), middle (snack bar) and bottom; the only thing to see really is the view; rather expensive at 11 €. The restaurant, also situated at the top, is open every day till 11.00 p.m. At night, the nine spheres are lit up with 2,970 lights that offer a very special show. To enrich your visit: audioguides in EN (but also in F, NL, ES, IT and RU) are available at the cash desk for 2€. Visio-guides are also available (€2) for the deaf and hard of hearing people. In August 2010, a zip-line was available from the top of the tallest sphere (102m); the "Death Ride" (run by former members of the Belgian Special Services) is a separate 25€, and offers a rather unique view of the insides of the Atomium and the surrounding city.
  
  * Larger than St. Peter's basilica in Rome, it cost 45 million Belgian Francs to construct in 1866.
  
  * The fifth biggest church in the world, with an impressive interior and an amazing view over Brussels and its surroundings.
  
  * Royal Palace with a park out front.
  
  * Former stock market building. Locals like to sit on the steps, sometimes with fries. A local restaurant owner has proposed turning the unused building into a beer hall.
  
  * Hosts a set of scale models of famous European structures.
  
  * 101 surprising and wonderful hands-on science exhibits.
  
  * Also referred to as Unity in Peace, this sculpture symbolises peace through European integration, while at the same time aiming to demonstrate the motto of the European Union (EU), United in Diversity. It is located in the garden of Convent Van Maerlant (the library of the European Commission) Van Maerlant street, in the European Quarter of Brussels.
  
  * Just like Antwerp and Amsterdam, Brussels also has its own Red Light District. It is located mainly in Rue d'Aerschot/ Aarschotstraat, behind the North Train Station. Contrary to The Netherlands, prostitution is NOT legal in Belgium, they exploit a loophole in the local legislation presenting brothels as "bars". Do not expect to actually get a drink in there though. Despite heavy police presence, it still remains a fairly seedy area, not the kind of place where you'd want to walk alone at night.
- Museums and Galleries
  
  This museum has an important collection of art objects from different civilizations from all over the world. The museum was founded in 1835 and was located in the Hallepoort/Porte de Hal, one of the last remaining medieval city gates of Brussels.
  
  * Features both historical art and modern art in the one building. In a vast museum of several buildings, this complex combines the Musée d'Art Ancien-Museum voor Oude Kunst and the Musée d'Art Moderne-Museum voor Moderne Kunst under one roof (connected by a passage). The collection shows off works, most of them Belgian, from the 14th to the 20th century, starting in the historical section, with Hans Memling's portraits from the late 15th century, which are marked by sharp lifelike details, works by Hiëronymus Bosch, and Lucas Cranach's Adam and Eve. You should particularly seek out the subsequent rooms featuring Pieter Brueghel, including his Adoration of the Magi. Don't miss his unusual Fall of the Rebel Angels, with grotesque faces and beasts. But don't fear, many of Brueghel's paintings, like those depicting Flemish village life, are of a less fiery nature. Later artists represented include Rubens, Van Dyck, Frans Hals, and Rembrandt. Next door, in a circular building connected to the main entrance, the modern art section has an emphasis on underground works - if only because the museum's eight floors are all below ground level. The collection includes works by van Gogh, Matisse, Dalí, Tanguy, Ernst, Chagall, Miró, and local boys Magritte, Delvaux, De Braekeleer and Permeke. Don't miss David's famous "Death of Marat."
  
  *Intriguing complex of three buildings in the Laaken area, not far from the Atomium. They comprise a Japanese tower, a Chinese pavilion, and a museum of Japanese art. The architecture and decor may seem over the top to today's tastes, but there are some outstanding examples of Chinese export porcelain, and rotating exhibitions of Japanese artefacts from the Edo period (1600-1868).
  * Features Belgium's history. Before it became a museum, the former 18th century luxury hotel was a royal residence.
  
  * . The museum is well-known for its famous collection of iguanodons (dinosaurs discovered in a coal-mine in Belgium). The dinosaur collection has been refreshed in October 2007 and includes discovery activities for the children. The other parts of the museum are also interesting, as an exhibit of all animals that live in our houses and a collection of mammals.
  
  * The home of noted Belgian Art Nouveau architect and designer Victor Horta. Seeing where he lived and worked is a great way to get an introduction to the art nouveau style in Brussels. It is one of four Horta works to be inscribed on the [wiki=3d51617f232f1b2232edda05111e74b0]UNESCO World Heritage List[/wiki]. It can be very busy on rainy Sundays and the queue is outside, so don't forget your umbrella.
  
  * The Museum is home to some truly remarkable collections. Its collection of ethnographic objects from Central Africa is in fact the only one of its kind in the world. It also contains the entire archives of Henry Morton Stanley which are of great historical value. The actual state of the museum makes it some kind of "museum in the museum" Apart the new (or newish) sections about the Congo River and the colonial period (with some ambiguous statements about the Belgian role), the structure of the museum seems to have been "frozen" 50 years ago. Casing, labels (largely almost nonexistent or vanished), (dis)organization of the collection in homogeneous topics, especially in the ethnographic section, reflect those of a museum conceived a century ago and never updated since. Labels, where available, are in Dutch and French only in the permanent exhibition. In fact, the museum will close from 8/7/2012 to mend these issues and will reopen after major renovations of buildings and exhibitions about 2015. The audio-guided farewell tour "Uncensored" (7 €, including permanent exhibition access) temporary exhibition (largely embedded inside the permanent exhibition tour) digs deep in the history of the museum. In some ways, it is a pity that in the future we will get a more enjoyable and interesting museum, but we will soon loose this unique remainder of the old age of museums.
  
  * Located in Europe's earliest Shopping-Mall (a shiny Jugendstil/Art Nouveau palace). There is a permanent exposition featuring the early beginning of comics as well as it's development. There is enough room for other varying expositions. The bookshop at the ground floor sells many different comics. A readers' library operates on the ground floor, where, for a low entrance fee, you can read many different comic books and buy fries.
  
  * A history of film-making.
  
  * Automobiles from the dawn of the motoring age to 1970's including the earliest Mercedes, Renault, BMW Isettas, Tatras, Ford T-birds, even a jeepney from the Philippines.
  
  * The Belgian Army Museum and Museum of Military History occupies the north wing of the Palais Cinquantenaire. It provides an overview of the development of military technology and of the major campaigns fought on Belgian soil. The museum has three principal sections: Belgian military history (documents, uniforms and weaponry from the Middle Ages to the present day, including a most comprehensive collection of medieval arms and armor); the Armored Vehicle Hall with artillery, tanks etc. from the two World Wars; and the Air Section (Brussels Air Museum) with a collection of aircraft from World War I onward. The Brussels Air Museum's high point is its collection of original aircraft from World War I.
  
  * The museum houses more than 7000 instruments, from all times and all over the world. The museum’s reputation is built on its extraordinary collection. The exhibits are displayed on four different floors featuring a wide range of instruments from all time periods and areas of the world. The MIM is a place to experience music. An infrared headphone system allows each visitor to enjoy the sound and melodies played by the instruments presented. The restaurant on the roof is also famous because of its panoramic view over Brussels. You need around 3 or 4 hours to really enjoy the whole museum, make sure you have enough time! The ornate façade of the building was decorated as such to promote the work of local tradesman and to protest the loss of jobs due to automation.
  
  * This museum is dedicated to the life and art of the Belgian artist René Magritte. It holds a multidisciplinary collection containing more than 200 of Magritte's works. Note that signs and labels are in French and Dutch only so English speakers should consider getting the audio guide.
  
  * Dedicated to the craft, folk art, culture and religion of the Jewish people in Belgium.
- European Union
  
  Brussels is considered to be the de facto capital of the European Union, having a long history of hosting the institutions of the European Union within its European Quarter. The EU has no official capital, and no plans to declare one, but Brussels hosts the official seats of the European Commission, Council of the European Union, European Council, as well as a second seat of the European Parliament.
  
  * Multimedia-guided tours in all official EU languages. Don't forget to bring an ID card/driver License with you.
  
  * Guided tours not available. Presentations available for groups of 15 or more, booked in advance.
  
  * Guided tours not available. Presentations available for groups of 15 or more, booked in advance.
- Breweries
  
  The last traditional gueuze/lambic brewery in Brussels, Cantillon still uses natural yeast fermentation (not injected like almost every other beer). The lambics and gueuzes are made in original style with no sweeteners or syrups added. Only 100% bio (organic) and natural fruits are used creating a distinctly sour drink. This museum-esque atmosphere is still a functioning brewery. The tour includes two small glasses of lambic and gueuze, and if you've never had a natural beer before, then you will be (pleasantly) surprised by the taste. An absolute must for beer lovers, save room in your luggage to take bottles back with you!
  
  * Ever wanted to learn how to brew your own Belgian beer at home? This is your chance! BrewSpot offers a Discovery course where you will directly brew a Belgian style beer using malts, hops and yeast. This happens on afternoons (between 1pm and 5pm) in little groups of 10 to 15 people. During the course, you will also get to taste 5 different beers to show you the influence of the brewing ingredients on the final beer. You also get to take a few bottles of home-made beers and a booklet with useful brewing information back home! For those who want more, BrewSpot also offer a BrewMaster course where you get additional brewing theory during a consecutive second afternoon. For groups, BrewSpot can organise a special course for you on demand. BrewSpot is also in Paris by the way! For bookings, you need to send an email to contact@brewspot.com
- Woluwé-Saint-Pierre
  
  Woluwé-Saint-Pierre is a commune in Brussels. It is mostly a well-to-do residential area, which includes the wide, park-lined, Tervuren Avenue (French: Avenue de Tervueren, Dutch: Tervurenlaan) and the numerous embassies located near the Montgomery Square (Square Montgomery, Montgomeryplein).
  
  * A museum that is dedicated to the art of binding books, with one of the most prestigious bookbinding collections in the world. Quite interesting. A discovery of forgotten discipline. Amazing use of materials, that unexpectedly gives room to innovation. Open from 10am to 5pm; closed on Mondays and official holidays. 8€ adults, 4€ students, groups and senior citizens. Free on the first Sunday of the month.
  
  * Old trams are regularly used to link the museum to one of Brussels suburbs, Tervuren, through a very nice wooded area. The trip is especially pleasant on a sunny day. From the end station in Tervuren you can go to a nearby old train station that has been converted to a bar and small restaurant named Spoorloos (literally "without tracks").
  
  *
  
  * The imposing modern city hall is open to visitors.
  
  * The town’s main church (Saint Peter) was erected in 1755 on the site of a much older building and perpendicular to it, with funds from the abbey of Forest. Traces of the older building can still be seen on the left of the current church.
  
  * Several turn-of-the-century houses and manors can still be seen today, such as the Stoclet/Stokkel House, a [wiki=362aabf3d0db21d7fc2b54f14d9ccad6]UNESCO World Heritage Site[/wiki], which was built between 1905 and 1909 on a design by Josef Hoffmann and contains mosaics and paintings by Gustav Klimt.
Do
You can see what's going on in Brussels by picking up a copy of local free city newspaper Zone 02. Another good free listings paper is Agenda, which is distributed together with the Dutch-language weekly Brussel Deze Week and has the notable advantage of being published in three languages (English, Dutch, French). Both of these are distributed in cafés and bars around the city. If you're looking for a good party, online listing Net Events (French and Dutch) and Ready2Move, are a good place to start.

Brussels Agenda is the official cultural and entertainment agenda of the City of Brussels and the francophone Médiatheque has a website featuring the upcoming concerts in Brussels and the rest of Belgium. However, their listings page only features concerts Médiatheque staff are interested in.

The most widely read English magazine is The Bulletin which, apart from covering Belgian and EU news, also offers arts and lifestyle stories, as well as in-depth events listings and a TV guide.
- Tours
  
  Informative 3 hour tour. Groups can be large due to the low price!
  
  * Daily bike tours in English allow you to see the main sights in just 3.5 hours. It includes a halfway stop for fries and beer (not included in price). Reservations mandatory.
  
  * Reservations mandatory.
  
  * Reservations mandatory.
  
  * Hop-on/hop-off city open-deck double-decker bus tours with commentary. 12 stops around the city, bus departing every 30 minutes.
  
  * Brussels City Tours is the main bus-tour company, with 2¾-hour tours of all the major sights.
  
  * Atelier de Recherche et d'Action Urbaine, a Francophone Brussels heritage conservation group, runs tours of the city's architectural gems, offering a variety of theme tours to Art Nouveau buildings, Art Deco houses, the EU quarter, the Grand Place area and the Marolles/Marollen.
  
  * Horse-drawn carriages do circuits of the Lower Town starting from Rue Charles Bulsstraat, near Grand Place.
  
  * FREE beer, drinks discounts and a hell of a night for seven euro.
  
  * Prepare, bake & enjoy your own delicious Belgian waffles in 90 minutes.
- Cinema
  
  Brussels has a fair number of cinemas, if limited compared to most European capitals. French films are subtitled in Dutch, and vice versa, all other films are shown in the original version subtitled in French and Dutch (on cinema listings look for 'OV').
  
  * Actors Studio and Styx, run by the cooperative nouveau cinema. Both cinemas screen interesting films in their original version with French and Dutch subtitles. Actor's studio, Petite Rue des Bouchers - Kleine Beenhouwersstraat, Brussels 1000, tel: 025121696 or Cinéma Styx, Rue de l'Arbre Bénit - Gewijde Boomstraat 72, Ixelles-Elsene.
  
  * Cinema Nova [url=http://www.nova-cinema.org/]]is an independent-to-the-bone cinema showcasing the more esoteric side of cinema - films which would not be shown elsewhere are generally shown here. A Korean Ultraman rip-off, a Pakistani documentary or a bleak Chilean cinema vérité flick? Only at Nova. Nova Cinema, 3 rue Arenberg-Arenbergstraat.
  
  * Arenberg [url=http://www.arenberg.be/[/url]]is a good arthouse cinema with a well-programmed selection of films. Especially good for the newer arthouse flicks. Cinéma Arenberg, 26 Galerie de la Reine - Koninginnegalerij.
  
  * Musée du Cinema/Filmmuseum [url=http://www.ledoux.be/[/url]]is part of the Center for Fine Arts and features a carefully chosen selection of contemporary and classic arthouse films. The best thing about this isn't just the building (due to be restored soon) but also the fact that the entrance fee is cheap. So if you can't live without your dose of Werner Herzog or Jan Svankmajer fret not - this place won't cost you an arm and a leg. Royal Film Museum, 9 Rue Baron Horta - Baron Hortastraat.
  
  * Vendome, 18 Chaussée de Wavre-Waversesteenweg, Ixelles-Elsene. Another arthouse cinema. It's located near the Porte de Namur-Naamsepoort and acts as the metaphysical gateway to a lively african neighborhood known locally as Matongé.
  
  * Flagey [url=http://www.flagey.be/[/url]]is the old broadcasting headquarters and now houses the regional TV station TVBrussel [url=http://www.tvbrussel.be/[/url].]It labels itself 'the sound and images factory'. Quite an apt description - arthouse films, theatre pieces or world-renowned musicians are all featured here. Flagey, Place Sainte-Croix - Heilig-kruisplein, Ixelles-Elsene.
  
  * UGC De Brouckère [url=http://www.ugc.be/[/url]]- This is the most centrally located UGC in Brussels. Another UGC exists in Ixelles. As far as programming goes it's the usual Hollywood and mainstream European fare you'd expect from any other UGC in Europe. UGC De Brouckère, 38 Place De Brouckère - De Brouckèreplein.
  
  * Kinepolis [url=http://www.kinepolis.com[/url]]was the first megaplex in the world. It's located at Heysel, near the Atomium, and has 25 screens showing a wide selection of mainstream films.
  
  * BIFFF [url=http://www.bifff.org/[/url]]is Brussels' international fantasy film festival (film fantastique in French). This two-weeks festival is scheduled yearly in March and is a must see for tourist and locals alike.
  
  * Offscreen [url=http://www.offscreen.be/[/url]]is a showcase for unusual, independent and unreleased films, cult classics, extraordinary documentaries and offbeat genres from around the world. Takes place during the month of February and/or March in co-production with Cinema Nova[url=http://www.nova-cinema.org/[/url]]and in collaboration with the Film Museum of the Royal Belgian Film Archive[http://www.ledoux.be/[/url].
- Events
  
  Brussels has a good selection of year round events, many suitable for English speaking visitors. The following sites are are useful to check out what's on.
  
  * Classictic Concerts [url=https://www.classictic.com/en/city/brussels/33/]]a site selling classical tickets, but has an excellent rundown of all the upcoming classical concerts.
  
  * Wallonie Tourism [url=http://www.bruxelles-tourisme.be/accueil/en/index.html[/url]]is brought to you by the French Speaking Tourist board.
  
  * Ancienne Belgique [url=http://www.abconcerts.be/en[/url]]for popular concerts, where the stadium bands stop in.
  
  * Brussels Events Listings [http://www.expatlist.be/1/events[/url] is a roundup of events for an English speaking audience, this is good for some of the the smaller and expat focused venues.
- The Bozar Center for Fine Arts
  
  The Paleis voor Schone Kunsten (Dutch) or Palais des Beaux-Arts (French) [http://www.bozar.be/], Rue Ravensteinstraat 23, tel: 02 507 82 0, is often referred to as "Bozar" or "PSK". Construction was completed in 1928 and includes exhibition and conference rooms, movie theater and concert hall which serves as home to the National Orchestra of Belgium. The complex contains a large concert hall, a recital room, a chamber music room, lecture rooms and a vast gallery for temporary exhibitions. Since 2002, the Belgian federal institution has chosen the brand name BOZAR. It has seven artistic departments: Bozar Expo, Bozar Music, Bozar Cinema, Bozar Dance, Bozar Theatre, Bozar Literature, Bozar Studios and Bozar Architecture.
  
  * Bozar Architecture is open to the public with exhibitions and lectures working in close collaboration with the Information Center for Architecture, Town Planning and Design.
  
  * Bozar Cinema has showings of quality films for the general public, a special series for Young Film Fans (in the Henry Le Boeuf Hall), and cross-fertilising events that explore connections between cinema, video, and the other arts (Terarken rooms, Horta Hall).
  
  * Bozar Dance hosts international contemporary dance productions.
  
  * Bozar Expo has many exhibitions every year, in cooperation with the most prestigious international institutions, alternating the great collections with contemporary art, various national heritages, and support for young artists.
  
  * Bozar Literature hosts meetings with Belgian and foreign writers.
  
  * Bozar Music - concerts in almost a dozen venues, both at the Center for Fine Arts and elsewhere in Brussels, with Western classical music from the Middle Ages to our times, as well as non-European classical music, traditional music, jazz, blues, rock, etc., in a great variety of line-ups and genres, from chamber ensembles to big bands, from recitals to concert performances of opera.
  
  * Bozar Theatre is oriented towards avant-garde theatre.
  
  * Bozar Studios is the Center’s educational service, operating as an artistic department in its own right.
Buy
Very few shops in Brussels open before 10AM, and most open about 10:30-11AM. Many shops are closed on Sunday and Monday.
Eat
There is plenty of good eating to be had in Brussels. Most people concentrate on the three classics: mussels (moules in French and mosselen in Flemish), fries (frites in French and frieten in Flemish) and chocolate. A few more adventurous Bruxellois/Brusselse dishes include anguilles au vert/paling in 't groen (river eels in green sauce), meat balls in tomato sauce, stoemp (mashed vegetables and potatoes) and turbot waterzooi (turbot fish in cream and egg sauce). For dessert, try a Belgian waffle (wafel in Flemish and gauffre in French), also available in a square Brussels version dusted with powdered sugar, and choices of bananas, whipped cream and many other toppings. Although many prefer the round, caramelized version from [wiki=f789e0ee6b575859e1b536ad30f927fa]Liège[/wiki].

One shall however always bear in mind that it is important to check the prices of food items before ordering, just like what people should do when visiting pubs in France and Soho, London. Beware especially when servers make choices for you. It has been reported that tourists have to pay up to €7 for a litre of sparkling water, costing less than €0.70 in local stores.

Visitors should also beware of the 'Italian Restaurant Streets' in the tourist and shopping districts. These streets are lined with small Italian restaurants, some offering "3 course meals" for just €12 or 13. They are all run by just a few shop owners and serve unappetizing store purchased food. They will not 'include service' as most all restaurants in Brussels do, and many tourists have reported getting scammed here, especially when not paying with exact change. A common practice is to present you a menu where prices aren't anything near the ones advertised in the windows. Be sure you ask why there is such a price difference BEFORE ordering and do not hesitate to leave if you do not agree with the price. If you were offered a drink and already sipped from your glass before receiving the menu (as is often the case) then just pay for the drink and leave.
- Budget
  
  The matter over which establishment serves up the best frites (locally known as fritkots in Flemish and "friterie" in French) remains a matter of heated debate. Some argue that the best frites in Brussels are served at the fritkot near the Barriere de Saint-Gilles, while others defend St-Josse's Martin (Place Saint-Josse/Sint-Joostplein) as the prime purveyor of the authentic Brussels frite just as others claim Antoine (Place Jourdan/Jourdanplein) remains the king of the local french fry. No matter which fritkot you're at, try to be adventurous and have something other than ketchup or mayonnaise on your fries. Of the selection of bizarre sauces you've never seen before, "andalouse" is probably the most popular with the locals.
  
  FRITKOTS
  
  *Maison Antoine, Place Jourdanplein - tasty fries with a large collection of sauces situated on a square close to the European Parliament. You can eat your fries (frites) in one of the several bars/cafés that carries the sign frites acceptés. Vegetarians be careful. Fries are cooked in Beef fat. Although this place has a very good reputation which can be guessed from the long line of people waiting to be served, purists will tell you that is is certainly not the best place in town to get your fries.
  
  *Chez Martin. The small nondescript fritkot plonked on Place Saint-Josse/Sint-Joost (Saint-Josse-ten-Noode/Sint-Joost-ten-Node) and run by the calm and affable Martin is a serious contender for the best friterie in Brussels. You can eat your frites at the nearby Cafe Gambrinus and wash them down with a pintje or two. Martin is closed since December 26, 2009.
  
  *La Friterie de la Place de la Chapelle, Rue Haute-Hoogstraat (near Les Marolles/Marollen). Another personal choice for the best frites in Brussels: the big chunks of potato, fried golden, and served with the usual dazzling array of sauces.
  
  *La Friterie de la Barrière, Avenue du Parc-Parklaan (just off the Barrière de St-Gilles/Bareel van Sint-Gillis). Golden and crispy frites - just the way they should be. This exterior of this fritkot also serves as mini-museum with several tracts, articles and other literature on the fronts and sides of the shack on the good ol' Belgian frite.
  
  *Friterie Tabora, Rue Taborastraat 2 (near the Bourse). All natural frites with the widest selection of sauces available. It's open almost 24/7 and is a favourite among locals.
  
  Cheap Dining
  
  * Arcadi, Rue d'Aremberg-Aremberglaan 1B, just at the exit of "Galleries de la Reine", in the direction opposite to the Grand-Place - a quirky combination of old and new, the menu ranges all over the place but the reason people flock here is the selection of over 30 sweet and savoury pies (tartes). A slice big enough for a meal, served with salad, costs €7-7.50. Also current special of cafe & slice of pie for €5.
  
  * Mamma Roma, 3 shops: Flagey (Chaussee de Vleurgat-Vleurgatsesteenweg 5), Chatelain/Kastelein (Rue du Page-Edelknaapstraat 5) and Place Jourdan/Jourdanplein. [url=http://www.mammaroma.com/en]]Small pizzeria for eat-in (bar-style seating) or takeaway, sold by weight. Delicious crunchy base and some unusual toppings (one was spicy with walnuts, very tasty). Long queues but speedy service, deals available for pizza + drinks.
  
  * Food Box, Rue Gretry/straat 47 (Brussels centrum) [http://www.thefoodbox.be/[/url] Youthful, clean, no-fuss eatery with a selection of healthy and tasty dishes whipped up fresh using quality local ingredients by the establishment's friendly crew. Best time to drop in is after the lunch-hour rush.
  
  * Sel et Sucre Creperie - Glacier, Avenue des Celtes-Keltenlaan, 4, near Merode subway station, Parc du Cinquantenaire-Jubelpark and the Arc de Triomphe-Triomfbloog. The fantastic crepes and friendly service makes up for the ordinary decor and just around the corner from the Arc de Triomphe-Triomfbloog. Open 12:00 - 22:00.
  
  * Snack Pizzeria Porte de Halle, Avenue Henri Jaspar-Henri Jasparlaan, 134, directly across the city ring from Porte de Halle-Halsepoort. The gentlemen running the place speak a little bit of English and serve the best donar kebap and pizza in the neighborhood. The #39-Pizza Porte De Halle is probably their best pizza. Tel. 02/534 0051; Open 11:00 - 23:00 w/free delivery on orders over €10
  
  *Tapas Locas, Rue Marche au Charbons-Kolenmarktstraat 74. Crazy tapas, sensible prices. Some tapas include miniaturised Belgian favourites as well as the usual Spanish suspects.
- Mid-range
  
  Brussels' tourist restaurant gauntlet can be found in Rue des Bouchers-Beenhouwerstraat, just to the north of Grand Place. The place has a very bad reputation for waiters imposing themselves on passers-by, luring customers into their restaurant and then cheating them. The authorities are aware of this, and are trying to take measures. Some restaurants may also tempt you with cheap prices for the menus, but when seated, the item on the menu happens to be unavailable, and you're forced to accept another, noticeably more expensive dish. Often, the exaggerated price of the wines will also compensate for the attractive menu. Knowing this however, you may be able to negotiate a better deal before entering. However, while you may feel that you have struck a clear deal, be extremely wary: the waiters have a wide range of tricks that will inflate the price. If you pay what you think you owe and then leave, a waiter will run after you. The best thing is to avoid the Rue des Bouchers; Brussels has many very good restaurants, with passable to good service, so there is no reason to visit this street.
  
  If fatigue keeps you in the Rue des Bouchers area, these are restaurants that are recommended:
  
  * Restaurant Vincent, Rue des Dominicains 8-10, 1000 Brussels. A very attractive, old-style restaurant popular with Belgians themselves, with the cooking done in full view of the customers. The tiling adds to the ambiance.
  
  * Scheltema, Rue des Dominicains-Predikherenstraat 7, +32 2 512 2084. Specializes in fresh and tasty seafood.
  
  * Aux Armes de Bruxelles, Rue des Bouchers-Beenhouwerstraat 13, +32 2 511 5550. Closed Mondays. Basic honest food, including some very decent moules. Crowded, although worth the wait.
  
  Beyond Rue des Bouchers, some restaurants stand out from the crowd:
  
  * Si Bemol, Bloemenstraat-Rue aux Fleurs 20, +32 2 219 63 78. Open from 7PM on till usually 5AM. Closed Sundays. Small but nice, friendly, of the beaten path local place. Lots of dedicated pictures on the wall from French and Belgian performing artists from the 60s and 70s. Basic honest Brussels and Belgian fare.
  
  * Au Pré Salé, 20, Rue de Flandre-Vlaamsesteenweg (near St Catherine square), +32 2 513 6545. A former butcher shop, locals flock here for some of the best moules in town, sold by the kilo (figure on €24) and served up in half a dozen ways. Also serves the full range of other Brussels favorites.
  
  * Falstaff, 19, Rue Henri Mausstraat 19 (by the Bourse-Beurs). Has cheap and decent food and is open every day until 2AM, around €20-30.
  
  * Le Beau Soleil, Rue Joseph Lebeaustraat 7 (Sablon area). This tiny restaurant (approx. 14 seats) looks like a violin workshop, so you sit next to all the tools and half finished violins. Unlike other Belgian restaurants, it is open from 9AM to 5PM (Mo-Fr), 9AM to 6PM (Sat,Sun), closed on Wednesday. The menu is small but really delicious. The atmosphere is informal and friendly.
  
  * Les Brassins, Rue Keyenveld-Keienveldstraat 36, Ixelles-Elsene, +32 2 512 6999. [url=http://www.lesbrassins.com/en/presentation]]Its crowd is mostly made out of young couples or students. Rich choice of beer, with more than 50 varieties on the menu, and good quality of food.
  
  * 'T Kelderke, Grand'Place, 15 Grote Markt, +32 2 513 7344. €9-19 main courses. €8.50 Plat du jour. Well-made typical Belgian fare. Try the carbonnades à la flamande (Flemish beef stew) & mussels. Note that this place can feel cramped when full of diners.
  
  * Les Chapeliers, Rue des Chapeliers 1-3 Hoedenmakersstraat, +32 2 513 6479. Just off the Grote Markt with reasonable prices and excellent food. Seems to be popular among the locals without full of tourists.
  
  Close to the Bourse Jules Van Praetstraat (rue Jules Van Praet) is another rapidly developing street of restaurants and bars. Those of note include:
  
  * Buddhasia, +3225129541. Nice place to eat Thai food. Also has a few dishes for vegetarians. at Jules Van Praetstraat/Rue Jules Van Praet, 16 1000 Bruxelles. Opposite the Bourse. With the Bourse to your back and McDs road on the right. Its in the lane on left info@buddhasia.be [url=http://www.buddhasia.be[/url]]Open from Monday to Sunday, food served from noon to midnight Saturday and Sunday, Lounge Bar open till 2 a.m. Reasonably priced. €5(for Soups) - 10€ - 13€ (for Main dishes). For detailed prices see the site.
  
  * Lune de Miel, +32 2 513 9181. Some very tasty Thai and Vietnamese dishes served in a fine decor.
  
  * Shamrock, +32 2 511 4989. Its exterior and misleading name belie a great range of individually cooked Indian food. Get to know the owner and he'll treat you like an old friend.
  
  * Thanh-Binh , +32 2 513 8118. The restaurant is very popular amongst the Euroworkers and business types common in Brussels and serves good Thai food. It can get crowded and is often noisy but is well worth a try.
  
  Place Saint Catherine-Catherinplaats is also a popular area, and once the fish-mongering center of Brussels. While many of the fish shops have moved elsewhere, it is still home to many good seafood restaurants featuring lobster as a specialty.
  
  * Restaurant Vismet, Place Sainte-Catherinplaats 23, +32 2 218 85 45. A small bistro that really gets busy after 19:00. Very good seafood. The handwritten menu can throw foreigners off, but everything on the menu(s) are top notch. Appetizers: around €15; Main dishes: €18-30
  
  * Jacques, Quai aux Briques-Baksteenkaai 44, +32 2 513 2762. An authentic old bistro, with a charming kitsch decor. Very good fish.
  
  * Viva M'Boma, Vlaanderenstraat-Rue de Flandre 17, +32 2 512 1593. For real Belgian home cooking. Terrace in the summer.
  
  * Brussels Resto, Place Sainte Catherine-Catherinplaats 3, +32 2 502 35 73. bet for quality food especially for its steak at acceptable prices. The menu is in Dutch and French which can cause difficulty in deciphering the specialties.
  
  It is outside the touristic center that the best deals can be found. Here are a few addresses in the Upper Town and Louise Area:
  
  * Madou's Provence, Rue de la Presse-Drukpersstraat 23, +32 2 217 3831. Closed Saturday noon and Sundays. Innovative southern French cuisine at affordable prices.
  
  * Chez Oki', Rue Lesbroussart-Lesbroussartstraat 62, Ixelles-Elsene, [url=http://www.chez-oki.com/[/url].]French-Japanese fusion cuisine in a modern decor. The chef has worked for prestigious restaurants in Paris. Reasonable prices.
  
  In Ixelles-Elsene:
  
  * L'Ultime Atome: Increasingly chic, but still just about affordable brasserie, serving tasty food and drink from breakfast till late. Place St Boniface-Bonifatiusplaats (off the Chausée d'Ixelles-Elsensesteenweg).
  
  * Mano a Mano: Italian restaurant on Place St. Boniface-Bonifatiusplaats; Good food, not too expensive.
  
  * L'Amour Fou: Similar to above located on Place Fernand Coqplaats.
  
  * Dolma: Buddhist cafe/wholefood shop on Chausée d'Ixelles-Elsensesteenweg (It is on the right hand side, just before Place Flagey, on your way out of town).
  
  * Yamato: Small Ramen shop.
  
  * Les Brassins [http://www.lesbrassins.com/[/url], Belgian-French cuisine, tasty and a real bargain.
- Splurge
  
  Belga Queen [url=http://www.belgaqueen.be/],]Rue du Fossé aux Loups-Wolvengracht 32. A restaurant within an old, restored bank building. Has an oyster bar, gorgeous bathrooms (with strange stall doors), and a cigar bar housed in the old bank vaults. A good looking younger crowd seem to enjoy this place, and don't miss the offbeat restrooms.
  
  * La Belle Maraichere, Place Sainte-Catherineplaats 11, +32 2 512 9759, closed We-Th. A classic fish restaurant. Very fresh fish and good old traditional cooking.
  
  *Comme Chez Soi, Place Rouppe/Rouppeplaats. +32 2 512 29 21. Classic Michelin-starred restaurant.
  
  * Les Larmes du Tigres (Tears of the Tiger), Justitiepaleis, de Wynantsstraat 21, +32 2 512 1877, closed Tu, [http://users.skynet.be/leslarmesdutigre/[/url]. Upmarket and stylish Thai restaurant found just behind the Palais de Justice and better than most food found in Thailand.
  
  * De Gulden Boot (la Chaloupe d'Or), 24 Grote Markt (Grand Place) - One of the most famous restaurants in Brussels, situated on Grand Place. Beautiful old building, but too much of a tourist trap. And even after a €200 dinner, you will get charged €0.50 to visit the toilet.
- Vegetarian
  
  Forget about eating out if you're strictly vegan(maybe at EXKI). There are some vegetarian restaurants that might cater without animal products though. Some small snack joints do make up vegetarian sandwiches on request.
  * EXKI - Located all over the city mostly near the Metro stations. Like opposite the Bourse, at De Brouckere, near the Parlamentarium, Schuhman. Has good range of food for both vegetarians and non vegetarians. Nice soups and juices. Offers "Take away" too. [url=http://www.exki.be]]Take away is cheaper than sitting in.
  * Dolma - A very nice vegetarian buffet Monday till Saturday from 19 till 21h [url=http://www.dolma.be/[/url].]Chaussée d'Ixelles-Elsenesteenweg 329. Reservation 02/6498981.
  * La Tsampa - An organic/vegetarian shop annex restaurant [http://www.tsampa.be/[/url], closed on Saturday and Sunday. Rue de Livourne-Livornostraat 109.
  * L'Element Terre - Located in Ixelles-Elsene, L'Element Terre features an eclectic menu and wonderful, attentive service. Chaussée de Waterloo-Waterloosesteenweg 465.
Drink
Belgium is to beer what France is to wine, it is home to one of the greatest beer traditions in the world, and Brussels is a great place to sample some of the vast variety on offer. Typical beers of Brussels are gueuze (rather sour) and kriek (rather sweet, cherry based).

Smoking is prohibited in all bars.

A special drink only found in Brussels is the "half-en-half" ("half and half"). It's a mixture of white wine and champagne.
- Pubs
  
  À La Bécasse, Rue de Taborastraat 11, +32 2 511 0006. Serves a typical Brussels product this slightly sweetened Lambic beer, white beer based on Lambic, Kriek Lambic and so on. The entrance is not that easy to find.
  
  * À La Mort Subite, rue Montagne-aux-Herbes Potagères-Bergstraat 7, [url=http://www.alamortsubite.com].]This is the Brussels cafe par excellence. Opened since 1927, the decor remains unchanged but still retains its charm. A warm welcome greets the eclectic clientile of which La Mort remains a firm favorite.
  
  * Bier Circus, 57, Rue de l'Enseignement-Onderrichtsstraat, +32 2 218 0034, [url=http://www.bier-circus.be/[/url].]Has an impressive selection of beers, including some extremely hard to find beers. Examples of rare beers they have in stock, are Lam Gods (a delicious beer brewed from figs) and the rarest of the Trappist beers, winner of the Beer of the Year 2005, Westvleteren. Also offers meals with beer as an ingredient. Open Tuesday to Friday, 1200-1430 & 1800-2300; Saturday 1800-2300.
  
  * BXL Cafe/Bar, Place de la Vieille Halle aux Blés-Oud Korenhuis 46, +32 2 502 9980. Open daily noon-midnight (Fri/Sat until 1AM). A stylish, friendly internet cafe in the center of Brussels. Offering high speed internet access, occasional live music/DJ, latest movies shown on video screens around the bar, regular art exhibitions. Gay friendly space with women's night every Wednesday from 8PM.
  
  *The Floris, Right across from Delirium Cafe, famous for its absinthe.
  
  * Bizon Cafe, Rue Pont de la Carpe-Karperbrugstraat 7, [url=http://www.cafebizon.com/index.htm[/url].]A relaxed blues/rock bar in St Gery area. Excellent place for a beer or five.
  
  * The Monk, St Katelijnestraat-Rue St. Catherine 42, [url=http://www.monk.be/[/url].]A large proper brown bar with walls covered in dark wood and mirrors. Lots of young people from the neighborhood, cool music and a decent Malt whiskey selection.
  
  * Delirium Cafe, Impasse de la Fidelité-Getrouwheidsgang 4A (on a pedestrian only side street), +32 2 514 4434, [url=http://www.deliriumcafe.be[/url].]Right in the center of Brussels within five minutes walk of the Grand Place. This bar is all about the beer, offering 2004 different beers from all over the world. They even hold the Guinness world record for most beers available! Popular amongst foreigners. Check if they have your own local beer. View their website for more info. There are some smoke-free areas. Also next door are three different alcohol themed bars specialising rum, tequila, and absinthe.
  
  * Chez Moeder Lambic, Rue Savoiestraat 68 (behind Saint Gilles-Sint-Gillis city hall) or 8 Place Fontainas (a short walk from the Manneken Pis) [http://www.moederlambic.com/[/url]. Has a huge list of different beers, with several hundred obscure beers not likely found anywhere else. This cafe is one of the last remaining old-fashioned brown cafes in Brussels.
  
  * Le Greenwich, Rue des Chartreux-Kartuizerstraat 7, +32 2 511 4167. Another wood-paneled brown cafe where the only sound is the sound of the chess pieces on the chess board. Shh!
  
  * Brasserie Verschueren, Parvis de St-Gilles-Sint-Gillisvoorplein 11-13, 02/539 40 68. Something of an institution in hip Saint-Gilles. Under the watchful eye of the portly, bearded deep-voiced owner, hipsters, starving artists and local poodle-brandishing ladies mingle and drink endless beers and coffees. A beautiful woodwork football tableau shows the scores of some long lost second and third division teams from yesteryear.
  
  * Cirio, Rue de la Bourse-Beursstraat 18 (near the Bourse). A traditional café where time has come to a stop. Also offers some simple meals. Don't forget to visit the bathroom, with the original tiles and porcelain.
  
  *Le Corbeau, Sint-Michielsstraat 18 (North of Debrouckere, near City2 and Inno) +32 2 219 5246. A bar with a strong selection of beer, Edgar Allen Poe themed, hence the name (The Raven). Known for the clientele who dance on the tables all around the bar. Reasonably priced, well trafficked.
  
  *"Brasserie De l'Union", 55 Parvis De Saint-Gilles - Sint-Gillisvoorplein. This is a place with a true "atmosphere", wooden chairs and tables, big old wooden bar, a crowd that reflects the diversity of Saint-Gilles. When the sunny days are coming, the terrace is one nice to sit in.
  
  *The Big Game, Rue Henri Mausstraat 5, 1000 Brussels (next to the Bourse, 2 minutes from the Grand Place). Longest Happy Hour: 12 hours every day!! They organize live concerts and DJs, show all sports on more than 20 screens (including one giant one), there are 2 floors for different atmospheres, free wifi, a great selection of Belgian beers and numerous different rums, tequilas, vodkas and whiskeys.
- Bars and clubs
  
  De Walvis is one of the very few hip and non-smoking bars in Brussels. Dansaert street.
  
  * Crystal Lounge [url=http://www.crystallounge.be]]Inside the Sofitel hotel, in the the Louise district. Trendy, modern bar with restaurant and outdoor terrace.
  
  * Mappa Mundo, Place Saint Géry-Sint Goriksplein 2, +32 2 514 3555. One of the many trendy bar/cafés located on the popular Place Saint Géry-Sint Goriksplein. You are assured good drinking in at least one of these establishments, which are very popular with younger Eurocrats, foreigners and interns, giving them a rather friendly cosmopolitan character.
  
  * Le Tavernier, 445 Chaussée de Boondael-Boondaalsesteenweg [http://www.le-tavernier.be/[/url], While all the above locations are situated downtown in central Brussels, this location is the most popular bar on a strip of bars right by the Cimétière d'Ixelles-Begraafplaats van Elsene. It's location right off the student campus make it extremely popular with students who just want to kick back and have a few relaxed drinks. Note on certain nights there is also live music (making the establishment a lot more hectic). Worth a look especially towards the beginning and end of the academic year and in the summer (especially for their Jazzbreaks nights).
  
  * Hydra-breaks organises "Hydra Sessions" and also "Next Level" and "Caliente" drum and bass parties at various locations. Hydra Sessions are major D&B nights with international headliners such as Pendulum, Spor, or Raiden, along national djs.
  
  * Bulex nights is a monthly night out for many locals since more than 10 years, blending all kind of music in unexpected venues. Come as you are.
  
  * The Fuse Rue Blaesstraat 208 is a nightclub where it all started and is a Brussels institution. Be sure to check it out. Popular among the young people for it´s Electronic scene, often having Dubstep and Drum & Bass nights, such as Rockme On Electro, Cartel, F*ckin Beat or other parties. (Watch out for these other parties in nights spread out in other smaller clubs in Brussels).
  
  * The Botanique is the place for rock and pop. They do, on occasion, bring more experimental acts.
  
  * The Botanique's Flemish counterpart, the Ancienne Belgique features the same mix of rock and pop with the occasional excursion into more unchartered, experimental territory.
  
  * Recyclart - For electronica, noise-rock, electroclash, minimal techno as well as art exhibitions, social projects and installations.
  
  * Le You - For young clubbers who just want to party, 2 minutes walking due South-East from the Grande Place.
  
  *Gays and Lesbians: the two biggest monthly gay clubs remain at La Demence at the Fuse. 100% House & Trance. Don't miss the crowded (but super small) Le Belgica bar, which plays house music. There are quite a lot of gay bars easily recognisable by their flag around the Grand Place area, especially on the street Marché Au Charbon/ Kolenmarkt.
Sleep
Hotel rates in Brussels can vary widely (especially at the upper end) depending on how many EU bigwigs happen to be in town. Good deals are often available on weekends and during the summer when the bureaucrats flee on vacation.
- Budget
  
  Near the city center. Very clean and very modern and chic. Free wi-fi (ask at reception for a code).
  
  * Centrally located and within walking distance of the Beer Circus, and has a reputation for being unclean and chaotic which may not be deserved. Reception closes early and there's a curfew between 1 and 6 AM.
  
  * Centrally located, very clean. Available double rooms with private facilities (about €60). No ATM.
  
  * Offers beds for budget traveling. A bit farther from city center, not as safe area.
  
  * Good location, near Brussels North Station, quick access to all train stations via metro and airport. Very clean reception, friendly staff, and lively bar with good ambiance which stays open late. Rather basic double rooms (toilets in rooms with no doors).
  
  * Seriously Cool Brussels Hotel. The FunKey Hotel is a vibrant, colourful boutique hotel located close to the EU quarter. Ideal for cool business travellers on a budget during the week, perfect for cool families during the weekend. Rates are full prepay, all inclusive (room, breakfast, beverages, snacks, WiFi, parking, telephone, etc.)
  
  * 150 3-star rooms with 719 beds over 4 storeys.
- Mid-range
  
  The residence is complete with an indoor garden and fountain. All 169 studios and apartments have a bathroom with separate toilet, a fully-equipped kitchen area with stove and WiFi. 5 apartments are equipped for people with reduced mobility.
  
  * Located south of the capital, the residence offers two types of stay: a rented flat or the prestige option. Each studio and apartment in the self-catering accommodation houses a bathroom with a separate toilet, a fully-equipped separate kitchen area
  
  * A bloomy hotel with clean rooms. Free internet and breakfast.
  
  * Clean, small, cozy, romantic, great location.
  
  * Four star. Traditional Hotel situated in business and shopping central area next to Place de Brouckereplaats, half a kilometer from airport & Central station. Conveniently located, reasonably priced, and very nice.
  
  * 3 star. Budget boutique hotel with 49 rooms in the commercial area of Louise Avenue-Louizalaan, steps from European Parliament and Downtown.
  
  *Martin’s Brussels EU is a trendy hotel, ideally located in the middle of Brussels’ European district and five minutes by metro from the historic city centre.
  
  * Boxspring bed and breakfast.
  
  * Major 4-star hotel in the center of Brussels with 454 rooms. Close to the new business district, next to the World Trade Center, the Belgian government area and the European Parliament.
  
  * 107 4-star rooms renovated in 2014 and 2015.
- Splurge
  
  Centrally located, just meters away from the most fashionable shopping and business district.
  
  * Sofitel Brussels Le Louise, Avenue de la Toison d'Or-Guldenvlieslaan 40; Metro: Louise-Louiza. Tel: +32 2 514 22 00, email: H1071@sofitel.com [url=http://www.sofitel-brussels-le-louise.com].]Fully refurbished in 2008 and located in the Avenue Louise-Louizalaan area. Parking nearby. Eurostar station 5 minutes away. Prices from €129.
  
  * Hotel Metropole Brussels [url=http://www.metropolehotel.com[/url]]- As the city's only 19th-century hotel still in operation, this 5-star landmark is in the historic center. 313 rooms and suites, fitness center, 12 meeting rooms, award-winning gourmet restaurant l'Alban Chambon.
  
  * Stanhope Hotel [url=http://www.thonhotels.com/stanhope[/url]]Rue du Commerce-Handelsstraat 9, tel +32 2 506 91 11, fax +32 2 512 17 08, reservations@stanhope.be. In the European district. Within walking distance you can find the main tourist attractions. 108 including 2 apartments.
  
  * Radisson Blu Royal, Rue du Fosse-aux-Loups/Wolvengracht 47, +32-2-2192828, [url=http://www.radissonblu.com/royalhotel-brussels[/url].]Three minutes' walk from the Grand Place and the Central Station. Free Wifi, fitness center with sauna and solarium, restaurant "Sea Grill" has two Michelin stars.
  
  * Le Chatelain All Suite Hotel, Rue du Châtelain-Kasteleinsstraat 17, +32-2-646-00-55, [http://www.le-chatelain.com[/url]. This luxury hotel offers spacious suites, a beautiful garden and a rooftop health and fitness center. Located in the Avenue Louise-Louizalaan area. Rates at this 5 star hotel start at €89 per night.
Stay safe

Although Brussels is the political capital of the EU, petty crime is quite common and these crimes don't make the statistics as either the victims don't report it, or the police don't take them seriously (A rather common occurence). There is little violent crime, particularly as far as tourists are concerned. It is important to be aware of your belongings and be aware of your surroundings. Many suburban neighborhoods have a very poor reputation, but most travelers are unlikely to visit them. The neighborhoods of Schaarbeek, Brussels North, St-Josse, Marollen, Anneessens, Molenbeek and Anderlecht are neighborhoods that should be avoided at night if possible, most often by inhabitants that do not live there.

Molenbeek should be avoided at all times. Non Muslims will experience much hostility. Single women should never walk here alone, as the risk of sexual assault is very high.

Between midnight and 6AM you should also be more attentive in the city center, particularly when walking alone.

Pickpockets - by far the biggest issue - can be found in many areas of the city, especially in train and metro stations, and warmer days when tourists and locals love to sit outside to eat or have a coffee. You just need to take normal precautions against bag snatches.

When traveling to Brussels by car, ensure to not leave any valuables while visiting various sites - particularly the Atomium, mini Europe and the Oceade area. Cars are common targets, and foreign license plates or goods on the (back)seat increase the risk of attracting undesired interest.

In the evening and at night, dark areas such as parks attract drug dealers and addicts, pickpockets, and various other shady types. Travelers should avoid these areas after sunset, and be particularly alert for distractions aimed at diverting attention from their hand or shopping bag. Particularly popular at the moment seems to be the "soccer move distraction", when they suddenly stick their foot between your legs as if they are playing an imaginary soccer game.

Be careful with laptops and electronics like smart phones, mp3 players and tablets on public transport. These items can be snatched out of traveler's hands during the short interval the doors are open at a stop, eliminating the chance for a pursuit. Or they will be taken from your pocket without you realizing it.

The Main stations such as the North Station (Gare du Nord), Central Station, and the South Station (Gare du Midi), which probably has the worst reputation among the local residents, are hot zones for pickpockets.

In the Parc de Bruxelles/Warandepark, between the Royal Palace and the Belgian Parliament, criminals have been noted threatening their victims with violence. Do not leave your bags unattended but keep them close to your body. If you are robbed, there is a police office right next to the gate in front of the Belgian Parliament (on the right side when leaving the park, hidden in the bushes) where experienced policemen will help you. Most of them speak French, Dutch and English well. However, police can do little to recover your goods, and will most likely provide you with a report for your insurance company. Due to the large number of daily cases, the Belgian police is not known for being the most helpful when it comes to recovering stolen goods, especially if these events occurred in areas known to be dangerous.

In addition to the above advice be aware of Brussels Midi-Zuid train station, one of the poorest areas in the city. In other train stations, especially the North station, scam artists show up in groups trying to distract you with some questions and steal your belongings. They are professionals, and business travelers are often targeted, although anybody is a potential victim, especially if they have electronic valuables (smartphones), that can be easily snatched. Outside the central station, there are men with red vests asking for donations, or signatures, or trying to sell you some community paper. Ignore them if they approach you, or walk away from them. These individuals are very persistent and they will try to show you a badge to show that they are "legit", but if you stop to sign papers or give them a donation, another one will empty out your pockets. This type of scam is very common in many European cities.

Like any city Brussels is home to a number of infamous street gangs, with the notorious Black Wolves being one of them. These groups operate outside the law, and employ violence against individuals as well as police officers.

You will see women in stations like Porte de Namur-Naamsepoort, or Place De Brouckère-Brouckèreplein, holding babies and asking for money. Do not give money to these beggars as they are managed by "begging gangs." If you come early enough to these stations, you will see them being dropped off by their handlers in fancy cars. Save your money for legit charities.

Another overlooked issue regards driving. Because of the often confusing urban planning of Brussels, most Brussels streets are small for a major city. What would be labelled a one-way street in Paris and London is usually a two-way street in Brussels. This leads to some of the worst traffic jams in Europe and aggressive drivers. It is not uncommon for people to not indicate when they are changing lanes or turning. Pedestrians always have the right of way.
Cope
- Embassies
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
  
  *
Get out

Visit the following Belgian cities, all within a two hour drive of Brussels:
* [wiki=f579e0a4008cb108130c1ccc4385a3f9]Waterloo[/wiki] - About 15 km South of Brussels. Visit where Wellington and Bluecher faced Napoleon for an ultimate battle that changed Europe's face forever. Further South, don't miss the Abbey of Villers-la-Ville.
* [wiki=29e28dc628472d1556dcb66a598ef44b]Sint-Pieters-Leeuw[/wiki] - About 10 km South of Brussels. Visit the nature reserve with Galloway cattle (not in winter) so near to Brussels
* [wiki=2f10b904447da239668ebed06fd849a2]Mechelen[/wiki] - About 35 km NE of Brussels.
* [wiki=107d33626f4b800670cd945702680dce]Leuven[/wiki] - About 30 km East of Brussels.
* [wiki=905ac7075793db541c8344c1485d0ef9]Antwerp[/wiki] - About 55 km North of Brussels.
* [wiki=344ee57ba7a4d4b425de8b8e595feaef]Liege[/wiki] - About 100 km SE of Brussels.
* [wiki=28453d3af60f2a1ac14deff11faf3539]Bruges[/wiki] - About 100 km NW of Brussels.
* [wiki=f641cddfd9724b416d034512d84972b9]Ghent[/wiki] - About 60 km NW of Brussels.
* [wiki=7e466eeb1a1d124b8742391a4ab48633]Namur[/wiki] - About 60 km SE of Brussels.
* [wiki=1ff5580f8b8e1fb53bc9b14d261ae698]Tournai[/wiki] - About 90 km West of Brussels.
* [wiki=5ec910c544ae1eb975df4d1e87227dce]Mons[/wiki] - About 70 km South of Brussels.

You can also get to any of the following 'foreign' cities from Brussels within 3 hours without the use of a plane:

[wiki=3eb8670d999ac077dd0e2c345cb7c905]Amsterdam[/wiki]/[wiki=8f49c208e01797381033a70b55fbac13]Rotterdam[/wiki]/[wiki=def2d40e4cdacbd734884ec81ed3d40b]The Hague[/wiki]/[wiki=a7e95542fe6c4cc634c9d25bce7a5d58]Utrecht[/wiki] (train or car), [wiki=06630c890abadde9228ea818ce52b621]Luxembourg[/wiki] (car or train), [wiki=e20d37a5d7fcc4c35be6fc18a8e71bfa]Paris[/wiki] (train - longer by car), [wiki=59ead8d1e124ccfb79f3ace06f43e703]London[/wiki] (by train), [wiki=f1ef0ef1eaa60c0aeff7203df96508fd]Aachen[/wiki] (train or car), [wiki=fbd67929262943f070acb32df45c4040]Maastricht[/wiki] (one hour by train) [wiki=c56e94a98504ed36e241a010edc8d0de]Lille[/wiki] (less than an hour by train or car), [wiki=34de6132f13e62a0c803d12062324ad6]Cologne[/wiki]/[wiki=03b16e0a78b56bb5ada8e43123aaaa62]Bonn[/wiki] (train or car)

[[WikiPedia:Brussels]]
[wiki=326577769c867c8e2c797cfb6c05139b]Dmoz:Europe/Belgium/Regions/Brussels/[/wiki]
[wiki=fbc7f26228d224be7dd72195196d00ac]World66:europe/belgium/brussels[/wiki]

[wiki=b9c295579ce5438939c6e422c9709fcb]de:Brüssel[/wiki]
[wiki=144e9c41d81ffc539cc838ca8ff3edbb]eo:Bruselo[/wiki]
[wiki=c118b0f911e60ef7e2c7bf731934897c]es:Bruselas[/wiki]
[wiki=c7433610cc49403e929bad8a6f192345]fi:Bryssel[/wiki]
[wiki=316e009a2faae8167fe3d20fab82d852]fr:Bruxelles[/wiki]
[wiki=8b21871d4f66faf7616b507ea6154ccd]hu:Brüsszel[/wiki]
[wiki=3eec00e757e0e58be34f2e075692cd5c]it:Bruxelles[/wiki]
[wiki=5f3ac52df188f94eb1d0febb936815ea]ja:ブリュッセル[/wiki]
[wiki=b4fc0c5e3cc0dc9f19065f80899ecd6f]nl:Brussel[/wiki]
[wiki=e90353da8131b257086761b85f816439]pl:Bruksela[/wiki]
[wiki=3cf298e687211abf2335a1c0040992cb]pt:Bruxelas[/wiki]
[wiki=fa0e969014dc297d12019de924feb9be]ro:Bruxelles[/wiki]
[wiki=1fbf88f08e6bdfec22cad64a59eb0b16]ru:Брюссель[/wiki]
[wiki=761e9b4333275ed63ee5c6947ea4010d]sv:Bryssel[/wiki]
[wiki=c91090927fcfda6d0617ff2a52e444ae]wts:Category:Brussels[/wiki]

Points of InterestBélgica

Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs
Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs
Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs
Florennes Avia Golf Club
Florennes Avia Golf Club
Dinant
Château Royal d'Ardenne
Château Royal d'Ardenne
Anhee
Brabantse Golf
Brabantse Golf
Antwerp
Golf Gaichel
Golf Gaichel
Arlon
Royal Zoute Golf Club
Royal Zoute Golf Club
Blankenberge
Brabantse Golf
Brabantse Golf
Brussels
Flanders Nippon Golf
Flanders Nippon Golf
Diest
Millennium Golf
Millennium Golf
Diest
Winge G & CC
Winge G & CC
Diest
Rougemont Golf
Rougemont Golf
Dinant
Château Royal d'Ardenne
Château Royal d'Ardenne
Dinant
Golf Durbuy
Golf Durbuy
Durbuy
Five Nations Golfclub
Five Nations Golfclub
Durbuy
Falnuee Golf
Falnuee Golf
Gembloux
Rignée Golf
Rignée Golf
Gembloux
Louvain La Neuve Golf
Louvain La Neuve Golf
Gembloux
Bruyere Golf
Bruyere Golf
Gembloux
Empereur Golf
Empereur Golf
Gembloux
Pierpont Golf
Pierpont Golf
Gembloux
Bercuit Golf
Bercuit Golf
Gembloux
Hulencourt Golf
Hulencourt Golf
Gembloux
Bawette Golf
Bawette Golf
Gembloux
Flanders Nippon Golf
Flanders Nippon Golf
Genk
Spiegelven  Golf Club
Spiegelven  Golf Club
Genk
Limburg Golf & Country Club
Limburg Golf & Country Club
Genk
Flanders Nippon Golf
Flanders Nippon Golf
Hasselt
Limburg Golf & Country Club
Limburg Golf & Country Club
Hasselt
Spiegelven  Golf Club
Spiegelven  Golf Club
Hasselt
Millennium Golf
Millennium Golf
Hasselt
Brabantse Golf
Brabantse Golf
Leuven
Royal Golfclub de Belgique
Royal Golfclub de Belgique
Leuven
Kamperhout Golf
Kamperhout Golf
Leuven
Winge G & CC
Winge G & CC
Leuven
Keerbergen Golf Club
Keerbergen Golf Club
Leuven
Bercuit Golf
Bercuit Golf
Leuven
Bawette Golf
Bawette Golf
Leuven
Empereur Golf
Empereur Golf
Limelette
Hulencourt Golf
Hulencourt Golf
Limelette
Louvain La Neuve Golf
Louvain La Neuve Golf
Limelette
Kamperhout Golf
Kamperhout Golf
Mechelen
Brabantse Golf
Brabantse Golf
Mechelen
Royal Ostend Golf Club
Royal Ostend Golf Club
Ostend
Westgolf
Westgolf
Ostend
Royal Golfclub de Belgique
Royal Golfclub de Belgique
Wavre
Bawette Golf
Bawette Golf
Wavre
Louvain La Neuve Golf
Louvain La Neuve Golf
Wavre
Bercuit Golf
Bercuit Golf
Wavre
Royal Waterloo Golf Club
Royal Waterloo Golf Club
Wavre
Empereur Golf
Empereur Golf
Wavre
Hulencourt Golf
Hulencourt Golf
Wavre
Rignée Golf
Rignée Golf
Wavre
Rougemont Golf
Rougemont Golf
Namur
Falnuee Golf
Falnuee Golf
Namur
Andenne Golf
Andenne Golf
Namur
Zuid Limburgse Golf
Zuid Limburgse Golf
Liege (Liège)
Royal Golf Club Sart Tilman
Royal Golf Club Sart Tilman
Liege (Liège)
Bernalmont Golf
Bernalmont Golf
Liege (Liège)
Five Nations Golfclub
Five Nations Golfclub
Marche-en-famenne

Shopping  
Shopping  
Shopping  
Great Market Antwerp
Great Market Antwerp
Antwerp
Diamondland
Diamondland
Antwerp
Meir
Meir
Antwerp
De Keyserlei
De Keyserlei
Antwerp
Great Market Antwerp
Great Market Antwerp
Bruges
Diamondland
Diamondland
Bruges
Meir
Meir
Bruges
De Keyserlei
De Keyserlei
Bruges
Royal galleries of Saint Hubertus
Royal galleries of Saint Hubertus
Brussels
Maasmechelen Village
Maasmechelen Village
Genk
Centre commercial Euralille
Centre commercial Euralille
Ieper
Printemps Gallery
Printemps Gallery
Ieper
Grand Market
Grand Market
Bruges
Post Plaza Shopping Center
Post Plaza Shopping Center
Ghent
Gent South Shoppingcenter
Gent South Shoppingcenter
Ghent
Ilot St Michel
Ilot St Michel
Liege (Liège)
St Lambert Gallery
St Lambert Gallery
Liege (Liège)

Landmark
Landmark
Landmark
Groenplaats
Groenplaats
Antwerp
Bird market Antwerp
Bird market Antwerp
Antwerp
UGC Antwerpen
UGC Antwerpen
Antwerp
De Conincsquare
De Conincsquare
Antwerp
Church of Sacred heart
Church of Sacred heart
Antwerp
Groenplaats
Groenplaats
Bruges
Bird market Antwerp
Bird market Antwerp
Bruges
UGC Antwerpen
UGC Antwerpen
Bruges
St.James's Church
St.James's Church
Bruges
De Conincsquare
De Conincsquare
Bruges
Church of Sacred heart
Church of Sacred heart
Bruges
Grand Place
Grand Place
Brussels
Vismêt
Vismêt
Brussels
Brussels City Hall
Brussels City Hall
Brussels
The Guild Houses
The Guild Houses
Brussels
The Sablon Church
The Sablon Church
Brussels
The Royal Square
The Royal Square
Brussels
Egmont Palace
Egmont Palace
Brussels
Palace of Justice
Palace of Justice
Brussels
Royal Palace of Brussels
Royal Palace of Brussels
Brussels
Castle Hollenfels
Castle Hollenfels
Arlon
Casemates
Casemates
Arlon
Casino Luxembourg
Casino Luxembourg
Arlon
Palace of the Grand-Duke
Palace of the Grand-Duke
Arlon
Notre Dame Cathedral
Notre Dame Cathedral
Arlon
Constitution Square
Constitution Square
Arlon
Knokke Casino
Knokke Casino
Blankenberge
Grand Market
Grand Market
Blankenberge
St Salvator Cathedral
St Salvator Cathedral
Blankenberge
Wapensquare
Wapensquare
Blankenberge
Wellingtontrack
Wellingtontrack
Blankenberge
Pukkelpop site
Pukkelpop site
Diest
Durbuy Adventure
Durbuy Adventure
Durbuy
Castle of the Counts of Marchin
Castle of the Counts of Marchin
Durbuy
Saint-Aubin's Cathedral
Saint-Aubin's Cathedral
Gembloux
St. Peter's Church Leuven
St. Peter's Church Leuven
Gembloux
Pukkelpop site
Pukkelpop site
Genk
Vrijthof
Vrijthof
Genk
Grand Place
Grand Place
Genval
Vismêt
Vismêt
Genval
The lion Mound
The lion Mound
Genval
RTBF - VRT
RTBF - VRT
Genval
Egmont Palace
Egmont Palace
Genval
Palace of Justice
Palace of Justice
Genval
The Sablon Church
The Sablon Church
Genval
Royal Palace of Brussels
Royal Palace of Brussels
Genval
The Royal Square
The Royal Square
Genval
Vrijthof
Vrijthof
Hasselt
Pukkelpop site
Pukkelpop site
Hasselt
Notre Dame de la Treille Cathedral
Notre Dame de la Treille Cathedral
Ieper
Général-de-Gaulle Square, Grand Place
Général-de-Gaulle Square, Grand Place
Ieper
Palais Rihour, Tourism Office
Palais Rihour, Tourism Office
Ieper
Wault Quay
Wault Quay
Ieper
Champs de Mars
Champs de Mars
Ieper
RTBF - VRT
RTBF - VRT
Leuven
NATO
NATO
Leuven
St. Peter's Church Leuven
St. Peter's Church Leuven
Leuven
St. Rombouts Cathedral Mechelen
St. Rombouts Cathedral Mechelen
Mechelen
Bruparc
Bruparc
Mechelen
Notre Dame Church of Laken
Notre Dame Church of Laken
Mechelen
RTBF - VRT
RTBF - VRT
Mechelen
NATO
NATO
Mechelen
Saint-Aubin's Cathedral
Saint-Aubin's Cathedral
Namur
Wellingtontrack
Wellingtontrack
Ostend
Wapensquare
Wapensquare
Ostend
St Salvator Cathedral
St Salvator Cathedral
Torhout
Grand Market
Grand Market
Torhout
Grand Place
Grand Place
Waterloo
Vismêt
Vismêt
Waterloo
Palace of Justice
Palace of Justice
Waterloo
Egmont Palace
Egmont Palace
Waterloo
The Sablon Church
The Sablon Church
Waterloo
Royal Palace of Brussels
Royal Palace of Brussels
Waterloo
The Royal Square
The Royal Square
Waterloo
The Guild Houses
The Guild Houses
Waterloo
Brussels City Hall
Brussels City Hall
Waterloo
The King's house
The King's house
Waterloo
The lion Mound
The lion Mound
Waterloo
St. Peter's Church Leuven
St. Peter's Church Leuven
Wavre
The lion Mound
The lion Mound
Wavre
The King's house
The King's house
Brussels
St Salvator Cathedral
St Salvator Cathedral
Bruges
World's Diamond Trading Centre
World's Diamond Trading Centre
Antwerp
St.James's Church
St.James's Church
Antwerp
Belfry of Ghent
Belfry of Ghent
Ghent
Red Light District Ghent
Red Light District Ghent
Ghent
St. Pieterssquare
St. Pieterssquare
Ghent
St. Pieters Abbey
St. Pieters Abbey
Ghent
St. Bavo's Cathedral
St. Bavo's Cathedral
Ghent
St. Nicholas' Church
St. Nicholas' Church
Ghent
Grand Market
Grand Market
Ghent
St Salvator Cathedral
St Salvator Cathedral
Ghent
Fridays Market
Fridays Market
Ghent
Liege Botanic Garden
Liege Botanic Garden
Liege (Liège)
Yacht harbour of Liege
Yacht harbour of Liege
Liege (Liège)
Congres Palace
Congres Palace
Liege (Liège)
Cathedral st paul
Cathedral st paul
Liege (Liège)
Blegny Coalmine
Blegny Coalmine
Liege (Liège)
Hors Chateau
Hors Chateau
Liege (Liège)
MONTAGNE DE BUEREN
MONTAGNE DE BUEREN
Liege (Liège)
Observatory of the World of Plants
Observatory of the World of Plants
Liege (Liège)
Durbuy Adventure
Durbuy Adventure
Marche-en-famenne
Domain of the Han Caves
Domain of the Han Caves
Marche-en-famenne

Museums
Museums
Museums
Diamond Museum Antwerp
Diamond Museum Antwerp
Antwerp
Diamond Museum Antwerp
Diamond Museum Antwerp
Bruges
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Brussels
National Museum of History & Art
National Museum of History & Art
Arlon
Luxembourg City History Museum
Luxembourg City History Museum
Arlon
National Museum of Natural History
National Museum of Natural History
Arlon
Diamondmuseum
Diamondmuseum
Blankenberge
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Blankenberge
The Groeninge museum
The Groeninge museum
Blankenberge
The Gruuthusemuseum
The Gruuthusemuseum
Blankenberge
Bonnefantenmuseum
Bonnefantenmuseum
Genk
Spaans Gouvernement
Spaans Gouvernement
Genk
NatureHistorical Museum
NatureHistorical Museum
Genk
Derlon
Derlon
Genk
Autoworld Museum
Autoworld Museum
Genval
Museum of Art and History
Museum of Art and History
Genval
Royal Museum of Military History
Royal Museum of Military History
Genval
Museum of Natural Sciences
Museum of Natural Sciences
Genval
Palace of Academies
Palace of Academies
Genval
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Genval
Bonnefantenmuseum
Bonnefantenmuseum
Hasselt
Spaans Gouvernement
Spaans Gouvernement
Hasselt
Derlon
Derlon
Hasselt
NatureHistorical Museum
NatureHistorical Museum
Hasselt
Hospice Comtesse Museum
Hospice Comtesse Museum
Ieper
Beaux Arts Museum
Beaux Arts Museum
Ieper
Royal Palace de Laeken
Royal Palace de Laeken
Mechelen
Technopolis Mechelen
Technopolis Mechelen
Mechelen
Diamondmuseum
Diamondmuseum
Torhout
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Torhout
The Gruuthusemuseum
The Gruuthusemuseum
Torhout
The Groeninge museum
The Groeninge museum
Torhout
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Waterloo
Palace of Academies
Palace of Academies
Waterloo
Museum of Natural Sciences
Museum of Natural Sciences
Waterloo
Museum of Art and History
Museum of Art and History
Waterloo
Autoworld Museum
Autoworld Museum
Waterloo
Royal Museum of Military History
Royal Museum of Military History
Waterloo
Etnografisch Museum
Etnografisch Museum
Antwerp
Archief en Museum Voor Het Vlaamse Cultuurleven
Archief en Museum Voor Het Vlaamse Cultuurleven
Antwerp
Dagbladmuseum
Dagbladmuseum
Antwerp
Museum Plantin-Moretus en Stedelĳk Prentenkabinet
Museum Plantin-Moretus en Stedelĳk Prentenkabinet
Antwerp
Museum Van de Hedendaagse Kunst
Museum Van de Hedendaagse Kunst
Antwerp
Nationaal Scheepsvaartmuseum Steen
Nationaal Scheepsvaartmuseum Steen
Antwerp
Provinciaal Diamantenmuseum
Provinciaal Diamantenmuseum
Antwerp
Provinciaal Museum Vr Fotografie
Provinciaal Museum Vr Fotografie
Antwerp
Vlaamse Museumvereniging
Vlaamse Museumvereniging
Antwerp
Moninklĳk Museum Voor Schone Kunsten
Moninklĳk Museum Voor Schone Kunsten
Antwerp
Stedelĳke Musea Brugge
Stedelĳke Musea Brugge
Bruges
Diamantmuseum Brugge
Diamantmuseum Brugge
Bruges
Diamondmuseum
Diamondmuseum
Bruges
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Bruges
The Groeninge museum
The Groeninge museum
Bruges
The Gruuthusemuseum
The Gruuthusemuseum
Bruges
Musée des Arts Anciens du Namurois
Musée des Arts Anciens du Namurois
Namur
Musée des Traditions Asbl
Musée des Traditions Asbl
Namur
Musée Hotel de Groesbeeck
Musée Hotel de Groesbeeck
Namur
S.M.A.K Gent
S.M.A.K Gent
Ghent
Diamondmuseum
Diamondmuseum
Ghent
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Memling Museum - St John Hospital
Ghent
The Groeninge museum
The Groeninge museum
Ghent
The Gruuthusemuseum
The Gruuthusemuseum
Ghent
Zoology Institute, Aquarium
Zoology Institute, Aquarium
Liege (Liège)
Wallonian Art Museum
Wallonian Art Museum
Liege (Liège)
Aquarium Museum
Aquarium Museum
Liege (Liège)

Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Antwerp City Park
Antwerp City Park
Antwerp
Antwerp City Park
Antwerp City Park
Bruges
Duden Parc Brussels
Duden Parc Brussels
Brussels
Parc Royal
Parc Royal
Arlon
Ter Doest
Ter Doest
Blankenberge
Provinciaal Hof
Provinciaal Hof
Blankenberge
Belfry and Halles
Belfry and Halles
Blankenberge
Baron Ruzettepark
Baron Ruzettepark
Blankenberge
Maria-Hendrikapark
Maria-Hendrikapark
Blankenberge
Leopoldpark
Leopoldpark
Blankenberge
Les Jardins d'Annevoie
Les Jardins d'Annevoie
Dinant
Labyrinths
Labyrinths
Durbuy
National Park Hoge Kempen
National Park Hoge Kempen
Genk
Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis
Genval
Mont des Arts
Mont des Arts
Genval
Duden Parc Brussels
Duden Parc Brussels
Genval
The Cinquantenaire Park
The Cinquantenaire Park
Genval
Leopold Park
Leopold Park
Genval
Duden Parc
Duden Parc
Genval
National Park Hoge Kempen
National Park Hoge Kempen
Hasselt
The Old Stock Exchange
The Old Stock Exchange
Ieper
Monument à la Liberté de Lille
Monument à la Liberté de Lille
Ieper
Petit Quinquin Statue
Petit Quinquin Statue
Ieper
Matisse Park
Matisse Park
Ieper
Vrijbroekpark
Vrijbroekpark
Mechelen
Les Jardins d'Annevoie
Les Jardins d'Annevoie
Namur
Maria-Hendrikapark
Maria-Hendrikapark
Ostend
Leopoldpark
Leopoldpark
Ostend
Belfry and Halles
Belfry and Halles
Torhout
Provinciaal Hof
Provinciaal Hof
Torhout
Baron Ruzettepark
Baron Ruzettepark
Torhout
Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis
Waterloo
Mont des Arts
Mont des Arts
Waterloo
Duden Parc Brussels
Duden Parc Brussels
Waterloo
Leopold Park
Leopold Park
Waterloo
Duden Parc
Duden Parc
Waterloo
The Cinquantenaire Park
The Cinquantenaire Park
Waterloo
Beth Zion
Beth Zion
Antwerp
Bond Zonder Naam Vzw
Bond Zonder Naam Vzw
Antwerp
Behoud de Begeerte Vzw
Behoud de Begeerte Vzw
Antwerp
Antwerps Pershuis Vzw
Antwerps Pershuis Vzw
Antwerp
Chinees Adviesbureau
Chinees Adviesbureau
Antwerp
Nationaal Centrum Jeugdliteratuur
Nationaal Centrum Jeugdliteratuur
Antwerp
Orde Ven den Prince
Orde Ven den Prince
Antwerp
Parochiale Kring
Parochiale Kring
Antwerp
Rudolf Steiner Academie
Rudolf Steiner Academie
Antwerp
Sibmas-Vlaanderen
Sibmas-Vlaanderen
Antwerp
Stchting Evens
Stchting Evens
Antwerp
Rockoxhuis
Rockoxhuis
Antwerp
Rubenshuis
Rubenshuis
Antwerp
Smidt Van Gelder
Smidt Van Gelder
Antwerp
Baron Ruzettepark
Baron Ruzettepark
Bruges
Citadelpark
Citadelpark
Ghent
Provinciaal Hof
Provinciaal Hof
Ghent
Belfry and Halles
Belfry and Halles
Ghent
Baron Ruzettepark
Baron Ruzettepark
Ghent
Fort Battice
Fort Battice
Liege (Liège)
Perron
Perron
Liege (Liège)

Popular Area
Popular Area
Popular Area
Theater Square
Theater Square
Antwerp
Theater Square
Theater Square
Bruges
Brussels Casino
Brussels Casino
Brussels
The Sablon Square
The Sablon Square
Brussels
The Grund
The Grund
Arlon
Old Market Leuven
Old Market Leuven
Gembloux
Place du Luxembourg
Place du Luxembourg
Genval
The Sablon Square
The Sablon Square
Genval
Matonge
Matonge
Genval
Brussels Casino
Brussels Casino
Genval
Old Market Leuven
Old Market Leuven
Leuven
Fishmarket Mechelen
Fishmarket Mechelen
Mechelen
Kinepolis Cinema
Kinepolis Cinema
Mechelen
Casino Kursaal
Casino Kursaal
Ostend
The Sablon Square
The Sablon Square
Waterloo
Place du Luxembourg
Place du Luxembourg
Waterloo
Brussels Casino
Brussels Casino
Waterloo
Matonge
Matonge
Waterloo
Old Market Leuven
Old Market Leuven
Wavre
Overpoort
Overpoort
Ghent
Le Carre
Le Carre
Liege (Liège)

Theaters - Venues - Amphitheaters
Theaters - Venues - Amphitheaters
Theaters - Venues - Amphitheaters
Flemisch Opera
Flemisch Opera
Antwerp
Royal Ballet of Flanders
Royal Ballet of Flanders
Antwerp
Opera of Antwerp
Opera of Antwerp
Antwerp
Flanders Congress & Concert Centre
Flanders Congress & Concert Centre
Antwerp
Flemisch Opera
Flemisch Opera
Bruges
Royal Ballet of Flanders
Royal Ballet of Flanders
Bruges
Opera of Antwerp
Opera of Antwerp
Bruges
Flanders Congress & Concert Centre
Flanders Congress & Concert Centre
Bruges
La Monnaie
La Monnaie
Brussels
National Theatre Luxembourg
National Theatre Luxembourg
Arlon
Bruges City Theatre
Bruges City Theatre
Blankenberge
Bruges Concert Hall
Bruges Concert Hall
Blankenberge
Bonbonniere
Bonbonniere
Genk
Bonbonniere
Bonbonniere
Hasselt
Lille's Opera
Lille's Opera
Ieper
Nord Theater
Nord Theater
Ieper
Aeronef
Aeronef
Ieper
Bruges Concert Hall
Bruges Concert Hall
Torhout
Bruges City Theatre
Bruges City Theatre
Torhout
Bruges City Theatre
Bruges City Theatre
Bruges
Bruges Concert Hall
Bruges Concert Hall
Bruges
Vlaamse Opera House
Vlaamse Opera House
Ghent
Bruges City Theatre
Bruges City Theatre
Ghent
Bruges Concert Hall
Bruges Concert Hall
Ghent
Royal Opera of Wallony
Royal Opera of Wallony
Liege (Liège)

Train Station
Train Station
Train Station
Central Station Antwerp
Central Station Antwerp
Antwerp
Central Station Antwerp
Central Station Antwerp
Bruges
Central Station Brussels
Central Station Brussels
Brussels
Nord Station Brussels
Nord Station Brussels
Brussels
Gare du Midi
Gare du Midi
Brussels
Zaventem station
Zaventem station
Antwerp
Diegem
Diegem
Antwerp
Vilvoorde
Vilvoorde
Antwerp
Buda
Buda
Antwerp
Train station Bruges
Train station Bruges
Blankenberge
Knokke
Knokke
Blankenberge
Duinbergen
Duinbergen
Blankenberge
Heist
Heist
Blankenberge
Blankenberge
Blankenberge
Bruges
Zeebrugge Strand
Zeebrugge Strand
Bruges
Zaventem station
Zaventem station
Brussels
Diegem
Diegem
Brussels
Vilvoorde
Vilvoorde
Brussels
Buda
Buda
Brussels
Station Hasselt
Station Hasselt
Diest
Vielsalm
Vielsalm
Durbuy
Leuven Station
Leuven Station
Gembloux
Station Hasselt
Station Hasselt
Genk
Station Maastricht
Station Maastricht
Genk
Kolenspoor As
Kolenspoor As
Genk
Station Bunde
Station Bunde
Genk
Station Meerssen
Station Meerssen
Genk
Central Station Brussels
Central Station Brussels
Genval
Nord Station Brussels
Nord Station Brussels
Genval
Gare du Midi
Gare du Midi
Genval
Station Maastricht
Station Maastricht
Hasselt
Station Maastricht Randwyck
Station Maastricht Randwyck
Hasselt
Station Hasselt
Station Hasselt
Hasselt
Gare S.N.C.F. Lille Flandres
Gare S.N.C.F. Lille Flandres
Ieper
Lille- Europe Railway Station
Lille- Europe Railway Station
Ieper
Zaventem station
Zaventem station
Leuven
Diegem
Diegem
Leuven
Haren train station
Haren train station
Leuven
Haren Zuid / Haren Sud
Haren Zuid / Haren Sud
Leuven
Bordet
Bordet
Leuven
Buda
Buda
Leuven
Evere
Evere
Leuven
Vilvoorde
Vilvoorde
Leuven
Schaarbeek / Schaerbeek
Schaarbeek / Schaerbeek
Leuven
Leuven Station
Leuven Station
Leuven
Mechelen Trainstation
Mechelen Trainstation
Mechelen
Zaventem station
Zaventem station
Mechelen
Vilvoorde
Vilvoorde
Mechelen
Diegem
Diegem
Mechelen
Haren train station
Haren train station
Mechelen
Haren Zuid / Haren Sud
Haren Zuid / Haren Sud
Mechelen
Bordet
Bordet
Mechelen
Buda
Buda
Mechelen
Evere
Evere
Mechelen
Schaarbeek / Schaerbeek
Schaarbeek / Schaerbeek
Mechelen
Blankenberge
Blankenberge
Ostend
Zeebrugge Strand
Zeebrugge Strand
Ostend
Zeebrugge Dorp
Zeebrugge Dorp
Ostend
Oostende
Oostende
Ostend
Brugge Sint Pieters
Brugge Sint Pieters
Ostend
Zedelgem
Zedelgem
Ostend
Train station Bruges
Train station Bruges
Torhout
Brugge Sint Pieters
Brugge Sint Pieters
Torhout
Torhout
Torhout
Torhout
Zedelgem
Zedelgem
Torhout
Roeselare
Roeselare
Torhout
Oostkamp
Oostkamp
Torhout
Beernem
Beernem
Torhout
Central Station Brussels
Central Station Brussels
Waterloo
Nord Station Brussels
Nord Station Brussels
Waterloo
Gare du Midi
Gare du Midi
Waterloo
Leuven Station
Leuven Station
Wavre
Groenendaal
Groenendaal
Wavre
Waterloo
Waterloo
Wavre
Bosvoorde
Bosvoorde
Wavre
Braine L Alleud / Eigenbrakel
Braine L Alleud / Eigenbrakel
Wavre
De Hoek
De Hoek
Wavre
Sint Genesius Rode
Sint Genesius Rode
Wavre
Boondaal
Boondaal
Wavre
Watermaal / Watermael
Watermaal / Watermael
Wavre
Delta
Delta
Wavre
Antwerpen-Centraal Treinstation
Antwerpen-Centraal Treinstation
Antwerp
Antwerpen-Zuid Treinstation
Antwerpen-Zuid Treinstation
Antwerp
Astrid Treinstation
Astrid Treinstation
Antwerp
Elisabeth Treinstation
Elisabeth Treinstation
Antwerp
Groenplaats Treinstation
Groenplaats Treinstation
Antwerp
Meir Treinstation
Meir Treinstation
Antwerp
Train station Bruges
Train station Bruges
Bruges
Brugge Sint Pieters
Brugge Sint Pieters
Bruges
Trainstation Ghent-Dampoort
Trainstation Ghent-Dampoort
Ghent
Train Station Sint-Pieters Ghent
Train Station Sint-Pieters Ghent
Ghent
Gentbrugge
Gentbrugge
Ghent
Wondelgem
Wondelgem
Ghent
Train station Bruges
Train station Bruges
Ghent
Brugge Sint Pieters
Brugge Sint Pieters
Ghent
Liege Guillemins
Liege Guillemins
Liege (Liège)
Liege Palais Station
Liege Palais Station
Liege (Liège)
Liers
Liers
Liege (Liège)
Station Eijsden
Station Eijsden
Liege (Liège)

Corporate - Industrial - Businesses
Corporate - Industrial - Businesses
Corporate - Industrial - Businesses
World's Diamond Trading Centre
World's Diamond Trading Centre
Bruges
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Gembloux
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Genval
Berlaymont
Berlaymont
Genval
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Limelette
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Louvain-la-Neuve Science Park
Wavre

Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers
Brussels Kart
Brussels Kart
Brussels
Brussels Expo
Brussels Expo
Brussels
Luxembourg Fair Ground
Luxembourg Fair Ground
Arlon
Exposition Halls
Exposition Halls
Arlon
La Coque
La Coque
Arlon
European Quarter
European Quarter
Arlon
Neumünster Abbey
Neumünster Abbey
Arlon
Grenslandhallen
Grenslandhallen
Diest
Wallonie Expo
Wallonie Expo
Durbuy
Namur expo
Namur expo
Gembloux
Grenslandhallen
Grenslandhallen
Genk
Albert Borschette Centre
Albert Borschette Centre
Genval
European Parliament
European Parliament
Genval
Diamant Brussels Conference Center
Diamant Brussels Conference Center
Genval
Mecc Maastricht
Mecc Maastricht
Hasselt
Grenslandhallen
Grenslandhallen
Hasselt
Lille Grand Palais
Lille Grand Palais
Ieper
Le Nouveau Siécle
Le Nouveau Siécle
Ieper
Diamant Brussels Conference Center
Diamant Brussels Conference Center
Leuven
Brussels Expo
Brussels Expo
Mechelen
Nekkerhalls
Nekkerhalls
Mechelen
Antwerp Expo
Antwerp Expo
Mechelen
Diamant Brussels Conference Center
Diamant Brussels Conference Center
Mechelen
Wallonie Expo
Wallonie Expo
Namur
Namur expo
Namur expo
Namur
European Parliament
European Parliament
Waterloo
Brussels Kart
Brussels Kart
Waterloo
Albert Borschette Centre
Albert Borschette Centre
Waterloo
Flanders Expo
Flanders Expo
Ghent
ICC Ghent
ICC Ghent
Ghent
Wallonie Expo
Wallonie Expo
Marche-en-famenne

Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Anhee
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Anhee
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Anhee
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Antwerp
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Antwerp
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Antwerp
Findel (LUX)
Findel (LUX)
Arlon
Metz-Nancy-Lorraine (ETZ)
Metz-Nancy-Lorraine (ETZ)
Arlon
Saarbrücken (SCN)
Saarbrücken (SCN)
Arlon
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Blankenberge
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Blankenberge
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Blankenberge
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Bruges
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Bruges
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Bruges
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Brussels
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Brussels
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Diest
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Diest
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Diest
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Diest
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Diest
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Diest
Findel (LUX)
Findel (LUX)
Dinant
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Dinant
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Dinant
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Dinant
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Dinant
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Durbuy
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Durbuy
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Durbuy
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Durbuy
Findel (LUX)
Findel (LUX)
Durbuy
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Gembloux
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Gembloux
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Gembloux
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Gembloux
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Gembloux
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Genk
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Genk
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Genk
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Genk
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Genk
Weeze (NRN)
Weeze (NRN)
Genk
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Genval
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Genval
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Genval
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Genval
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Genval
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Hasselt
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Hasselt
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Hasselt
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Hasselt
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Hasselt
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Hasselt
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Ieper
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ieper
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Leuven
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Leuven
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Leuven
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Leuven
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Leuven
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Leuven
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Limelette
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Limelette
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Limelette
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Mechelen
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Mechelen
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Mechelen
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Mechelen
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Mechelen
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Mechelen
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Namur
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Namur
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Namur
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Namur
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Namur
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Ostend
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Ostend
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Torhout
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Torhout
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Torhout
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Waterloo
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Waterloo
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Waterloo
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Waterloo
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Waterloo
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Wavre
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Wavre
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Wavre
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Wavre
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Wavre
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Wavre
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Brussels
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Brussels
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Brussels
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Bruges
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Antwerp
Rotterdam Airport (RTM)
Rotterdam Airport (RTM)
Antwerp
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Antwerp
Deurne (ANR)
Deurne (ANR)
Ghent
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Ghent
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ostend-Bruges (OST)
Ghent
Lesquin (LIL)
Lesquin (LIL)
Ghent
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Ghent
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Liege (Liège)
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Liege (Liège)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Eindhoven (EIN)
Liege (Liège)
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Liege (Liège)
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Liege (Liège)
Liège (LGG)
Liège (LGG)
Marche-en-famenne
Brussels South (CRL)
Brussels South (CRL)
Marche-en-famenne
Maastricht (MST)
Maastricht (MST)
Marche-en-famenne
Findel (LUX)
Findel (LUX)
Marche-en-famenne
Zaventem (BRU)
Zaventem (BRU)
Marche-en-famenne

Public Parking
Public Parking
Public Parking
Parking Express
Parking Express
Antwerp
Parking Front Park 2
Parking Front Park 2
Antwerp
Parking Front Park 3
Parking Front Park 3
Antwerp
Parking V.I.P.
Parking V.I.P.
Antwerp
Parking Front Park 1
Parking Front Park 1
Antwerp
Parking Lock Park
Parking Lock Park
Antwerp
Parking Security Long Term
Parking Security Long Term
Antwerp
Parking Luxexpo
Parking Luxexpo
Arlon
Parking Rond-Point Schuman
Parking Rond-Point Schuman
Arlon
Parking Glacis
Parking Glacis
Arlon
Parking Theater
Parking Theater
Arlon
Parking Guillaume
Parking Guillaume
Arlon
Parking Clairefontaine
Parking Clairefontaine
Arlon
Parking Aldringen
Parking Aldringen
Arlon
Parking Begijnhof
Parking Begijnhof
Blankenberge
Parking Centrum
Parking Centrum
Blankenberge
Parking Pandreitje
Parking Pandreitje
Blankenberge
Parking Station
Parking Station
Blankenberge
Parking Stadhuis - Verweeplein
Parking Stadhuis - Verweeplein
Blankenberge
Parking Ijzerpark
Parking Ijzerpark
Blankenberge
Parking Express
Parking Express
Brussels
Parking Front Park 2
Parking Front Park 2
Brussels
Parking Front Park 3
Parking Front Park 3
Brussels
Parking V.I.P.
Parking V.I.P.
Brussels
Parking Front Park 1
Parking Front Park 1
Brussels
Parking Lock Park
Parking Lock Park
Brussels
Parking Security Long Term
Parking Security Long Term
Brussels
Parking Beffroi
Parking Beffroi
Gembloux
Parking Carnot
Parking Carnot
Ieper
Parking Express
Parking Express
Leuven
Parking Front Park 2
Parking Front Park 2
Leuven
Parking Front Park 3
Parking Front Park 3
Leuven
Parking V.I.P.
Parking V.I.P.
Leuven
Parking Front Park 1
Parking Front Park 1
Leuven
Parking Lock Park
Parking Lock Park
Leuven
Parking Security Long Term
Parking Security Long Term
Leuven
Parking Stockel Square
Parking Stockel Square
Leuven
Parking Express
Parking Express
Mechelen
Parking Front Park 2
Parking Front Park 2
Mechelen
Parking Front Park 3
Parking Front Park 3
Mechelen
Parking V.I.P.
Parking V.I.P.
Mechelen
Parking Front Park 1
Parking Front Park 1
Mechelen
Parking Lock Park
Parking Lock Park
Mechelen
Parking Security Long Term
Parking Security Long Term
Mechelen
Parking Beffroi
Parking Beffroi
Namur
Parking Begijnhof
Parking Begijnhof
Torhout
Parking Centrum
Parking Centrum
Torhout
Parking Pandreitje
Parking Pandreitje
Torhout
Parking Station
Parking Station
Torhout
Parking Zilverpand
Parking Zilverpand
Torhout
Parking Biekorf
Parking Biekorf
Torhout
Parking Bussen Parking
Parking Bussen Parking
Torhout
Parking Stockel Square
Parking Stockel Square
Wavre
Parking Begijnhof
Parking Begijnhof
Bruges
Parking Centrum
Parking Centrum
Bruges
Parking Pandreitje
Parking Pandreitje
Bruges
Parking Station
Parking Station
Bruges
Parking Zilverpand
Parking Zilverpand
Bruges
Parking Stadhuis - Verweeplein
Parking Stadhuis - Verweeplein
Bruges
Parking Biekorf
Parking Biekorf
Bruges
Parking Center Parking
Parking Center Parking
Ghent
Parking Gent Zuid
Parking Gent Zuid
Ghent
Parking Kouter
Parking Kouter
Ghent
Parking Begijnhof
Parking Begijnhof
Ghent
Parking Centrum
Parking Centrum
Ghent
Parking Pandreitje
Parking Pandreitje
Ghent
Parking Station
Parking Station
Ghent
Parking Zilverpand
Parking Zilverpand
Ghent
Parking Biekorf
Parking Biekorf
Ghent
Parking Bussen Parking
Parking Bussen Parking
Ghent
Parking Cité
Parking Cité
Liege (Liège)

Art Galleries & Dealers

Luxembourg City Art Gallery

Arlon

Lafayette Galleries Lille

Ieper

District

Place de la République (Landmark)

Ieper

Institution

Free university Brussels

Point of Interest
Point of Interest
Point of Interest
Belgische Taoïstische Associatie-Dao Vzw
Belgische Taoïstische Associatie-Dao Vzw
Antwerp
Cultuur In-Zicht Vzw
Cultuur In-Zicht Vzw
Antwerp
De Beweeging Vzw
De Beweeging Vzw
Antwerp
De Cultuurcel Bz Dso
De Cultuurcel Bz Dso
Antwerp
Esperanto-Centrum
Esperanto-Centrum
Antwerp
Europeadecomite-Vlaanderen Vzw
Europeadecomite-Vlaanderen Vzw
Antwerp
Europees Jeugdfilmfestival Vlaanderen Vzw
Europees Jeugdfilmfestival Vlaanderen Vzw
Antwerp
Halewyn B.V.B.A
Halewyn B.V.B.A
Antwerp
Hare Krishna Meditatie Centrum
Hare Krishna Meditatie Centrum
Antwerp
Islamitische Culturele Vereniging
Islamitische Culturele Vereniging
Antwerp
De Krĳtkring
De Krĳtkring
Antwerp
Kwia Vzw
Kwia Vzw
Antwerp
Poesjkin Centrum Vzw
Poesjkin Centrum Vzw
Antwerp
Pose Plastic Vzw
Pose Plastic Vzw
Antwerp
Thelman Institute Vzw
Thelman Institute Vzw
Antwerp
Trefcentrum Derde Leeftĳd
Trefcentrum Derde Leeftĳd
Antwerp
Unesco Centrum Vlaanderen Vzw
Unesco Centrum Vlaanderen Vzw
Antwerp
Verbond Vos Vzw
Verbond Vos Vzw
Antwerp
Vereniging Vlaamse Leerkrachten Vzw
Vereniging Vlaamse Leerkrachten Vzw
Antwerp
Vlaamse Culturele Koepel
Vlaamse Culturele Koepel
Antwerp
Vlaamse Federatie Socialistische Muziekkorpsen & Zangkringen
Vlaamse Federatie Socialistische Muziekkorpsen & Zangkringen
Antwerp
Vlaamse Volkskunstbeweging Vzw
Vlaamse Volkskunstbeweging Vzw
Antwerp
Wereldculturencentrum Zuiderpershuis Vzw
Wereldculturencentrum Zuiderpershuis Vzw
Antwerp
Hessenhuis
Hessenhuis
Antwerp
Bormshuis
Bormshuis
Antwerp
Maagdenhuis
Maagdenhuis
Antwerp
Mayer Van den Bergh
Mayer Van den Bergh
Antwerp
Vleeshuis
Vleeshuis
Antwerp
Koetstocht
Koetstocht
Bruges
Centrum Voor Culturele Vorming
Centrum Voor Culturele Vorming
Bruges
Cultuurcentrum Brugge
Cultuurcentrum Brugge
Bruges
Het Orgel in Vlaanderen Vzw
Het Orgel in Vlaanderen Vzw
Bruges
Leven & de Stroom& de Weg
Leven & de Stroom& de Weg
Bruges
Rembetika Vzw
Rembetika Vzw
Bruges
De Citadel Van Namen
De Citadel Van Namen
Namur
Gare de Jambes
Gare de Jambes
Namur
Gare de Namur
Gare de Namur
Namur
Asspropro
Asspropro
Namur
Festival de Wallonie Asbl
Festival de Wallonie Asbl
Namur
Festival des Arts Forains
Festival des Arts Forains
Namur
Jeunesses Musicales de la Province de Namur
Jeunesses Musicales de la Province de Namur
Namur
Ligue de l'enseignement et de l'education Permanente Asbl
Ligue de l'enseignement et de l'education Permanente Asbl
Namur
Maison de la Laïcité Française Bovesse
Maison de la Laïcité Française Bovesse
Namur
Service D'information Sur Les Etudes & Les Professions
Service D'information Sur Les Etudes & Les Professions
Namur
Hôtel de Gresbeeck de Croix
Hôtel de Gresbeeck de Croix
Namur

Cultural Centre
Cultural Centre
Cultural Centre
Cultureel Centrum Berchem
Cultureel Centrum Berchem
Antwerp
Cultureel Ontmoetingscentrum Sint-Andries
Cultureel Ontmoetingscentrum Sint-Andries
Antwerp
Fins Cultureel Centrum
Fins Cultureel Centrum
Antwerp
Ter Schelde Kultureel Centrum Vzw
Ter Schelde Kultureel Centrum Vzw
Antwerp
Turks Cultureel Centrum Vzw
Turks Cultureel Centrum Vzw
Antwerp
Centre Culturel Islamique
Centre Culturel Islamique
Namur
Cultura Europa Promotion Art & Culture Asbl
Cultura Europa Promotion Art & Culture Asbl
Namur

Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis
Brussels
Mont des Arts
Mont des Arts
Brussels
Saint-Nicolas Church
Saint-Nicolas Church
Brussels
St. Michael and Gudula Cathedral
St. Michael and Gudula Cathedral
Brussels
Ter Doest
Ter Doest
Bruges
Provinciaal Hof
Provinciaal Hof
Bruges
Belfry and Halles
Belfry and Halles
Bruges
Ghent City Hall
Ghent City Hall
Ghent
Achtersikkel & Grote Sikkel
Achtersikkel & Grote Sikkel
Ghent
Toreken
Toreken
Ghent

Tourist Attractions
Tourist Attractions
Tourist Attractions
Boudewijn Seapark
Boudewijn Seapark
Bruges
The Butterfly Garden
The Butterfly Garden
Bruges
Zoo Antwerp
Zoo Antwerp
Antwerp
Filmcomplex Metropolis
Filmcomplex Metropolis
Antwerp
Aquatopia
Aquatopia
Antwerp
Ecohouse Antwerp
Ecohouse Antwerp
Antwerp
Atlantis Funparks
Atlantis Funparks
Antwerp