The Grand-Place is the most important tourist destination and most memorable landmark in Brussels. It is also considered one of the world's most beautiful squares and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. The square frequently hosts festive and cultural events. In August - check the dates for the world famous Flower Carpet event. In December, the Christmas Market is centered here featuring a live nativity and giant Christmas tree.
This Unesco World Heritage classified mansion, together with Hotel Tassel, Hotel van Eetvelde and Mansion & Atelier Horta, represent some of the most remarkable Art Nouveau works of architecture in the world. Closed on Monday
The building was designed and built for the World's Fair (1958), and has become the symbol of Brussels. It currently hosts a restaurant and several historical exhibits open to the public. Yes! you can actually go IN it.
Medieval town just west to Brussels. 1 hour direct train ride departing ZUID station. Breathtaking sites.
Visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood, The Church of Our Lady displaying Madonna and Child by Michelangelo. Also stop by Burg Square full of gothic architecture and waffles :-)
https://www.eurotunnel.com/uk/holiday-ideas/bruges-in-winter/
An amazingly well-preserved medieval city. 1.5 hours direct train ride departing ZUID station.
Make sure to visit the Sanit Bavo Cathedral which houses the world-famous Ghent Altarpiece.
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Local Belgium chocolate. World of fun and delicious treats. Tasty chocolate balls and boxes of edible pencils, or as milk chocolate and marshmallow teddy bears.
National Obsession food. The Quintessential Belgian Waffle. This is a guaranteed winner but many shops and trucks can be found all over Brussels, have fun trying them all!
The second National Obsession food, Frites. Fries & sauces are dished up in this popular, compact kitchen with a laid-back vibe. Again, try them all. Leave the ketchup and try one of the many flavors of Mayonnaise offered to be a real local.
Local bar presented in the Guinness Book of Records. This 'Pink Elephant' bar is a must visit spot for all beer lovers.
A hip restaurant-bar-lounge. Serves fresh, local meat, fish and vegetables, alongside homemade cocktails, cool beer and some of the city's best selectors spinning vinyl every night.
Walking tour that hits all the highlights of the city's art Nouveau architecture
https://www.getyourguide.com/brussels-l8/art-nouveau-brussels-tour-t64900/
Starts at the Grand Place
Wanna learn how to make waffles and not just eat them?!
Well this is the class for you and only takes 90 minutes.