Brussels

Brussels, the vibrant capital of Belgium and the heart of the European Union, is a city where rich history meets modern cosmopolitan flair, offering a unique blend of cultural diversity, stunning architecture, and world-renowned culinary delights.

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Brussels

Explore Brussels, the heart of Belgium, where history meets modern life. Wander through the Grand Place, visit the Atomium Museum, and admire the Royal Palace. See the major landmarks of Europe at Mini-Europe Brussels, or enjoy a Brussels City Tour with a guide. See the intricate details of the Gothic St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral. Don’t miss Choco-Story Brussels if you are a chocolate fan, or Train World if you are a train fan. For beer fans, you can't visit Brussels without somewhat indulging - why not a Brussels Beer Tasting Tour! Brussels offers a unique blend of culture, history, and culinary delights, making it a must-visit destination.

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Useful Information for Brussels

  • Country Dialling Code: +32
  • Brussels City Code: 2
  • Currency: € (Euro)
  • Language: Flemish | Dutch | French | German
  • Emergency Number: 112

5 Fun Facts About Brussels

  • The Atomium: One of Brussels' most iconic landmarks, the Atomium, is a building that looks like a giant iron crystal, magnified 165 billion times! It was originally built for the 1958 World Expo and remains a symbol of innovation and creativity and a popular attraction in the city!
  • Home of Comic Strips: Brussels is often considered the capital of comic strips. Belgium has a rich comic culture, being the birthplace of famous characters like Tintin and The Smurfs. You can find murals dedicated to comics all over the city, known as the ‘Comic Book Route’!
  • Manneken Pis: One of the quirkiest attractions in Brussels is the statue of a little boy peeing, known as ‘Manneken Pis’. Despite its small size (just 61 cm tall), it’s a beloved symbol of Brussels. The statue even has its own wardrobe, with over 1,000 costumes for various occasions!
  • Capital of Europe: Brussels is often referred to as the “Capital of Europe” because it is the headquarters of the European Union and NATO. Many important decisions affecting Europe are made here.
  • Waffle Heaven: Brussels is famous for its delicious waffles! There are two main types of Belgian waffles: Brussels waffles, which are light, crispy, and typically served with powdered sugar, and Liège waffles, which are denser and sweeter due to caramelised sugar inside!