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Brussels (French: Bruxelles ⓘ or ⓘ; Dutch: Brussel ⓘ), officially the Brussels-Capital Region (French: Région de Bruxelles-Capitale; Dutch: Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest), is a region of Belgium comprising 19 municipalities, including the City of Brussels, which is the capital of Belgium.
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11 de mar. de 2022 · Discover the best-known and most valuable treasures of Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the European Union. Explore the Grand Place, the Royal Galleries, the Comic Strip trail, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, the Atomium and more.
- Grand Place
- Find The Peeing Trio
- Eat Waffles Like A Belgian
- Drink A Beer in A Brown Cafe
- Visit The Home of An Art Nouveau Master
- Devour A Cone of Frites
- Take A Historic Tram to Tervuren’S Africa Museum
- Sample Gueuze Beer at Cantillon Brewery
- Savor The World’S Best Chocolate
- Walk The Comic Book Route
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Though Brussels’ central square, the Grand Place, is its most touristy spot, you can’t deny that it’s, well, grand. If you only have one day in Brussels, head there. To dig deeper, rather than treating it as a big gilded selfie backdrop, take a moment to sit and take in the intricate details of each building: a swan rearing where Marx wrote his Com...
Manneken Pis, the “little pissing man,” is a perfect example of Belgians’ cheeky humor. Most tourists stop at the bronze boy with the bottomless bladder, but he actually has two urinary comrades. Since 1987, Jeanneke Pis has been squatting behind a red fence near Rue de Bouchers. Manneken’s best friend was added in 1998: a statue of a dog, Zinneke,...
Countless tourist shops offer “authentic” Belgian waffles loaded with all kinds of sugary additions. Sprinkles, nuts and whipped cream have their time and place, but Belgians usually skip the shops and mountains of tops. Freshly made and sticky sweet Liege waffles (Luikse in Flemish) are best enjoyed sans toppings. Waffle vans serving piping hot wa...
Cramped seating, smoke-darkened wooden panels, and an extensive (but tasteful) beer list are defining features of classic Belgian “brown cafes.” Tables packed with friends laughing into the early hours are proof: having a beer in a brown cafe is one of the best things to do in Brussels at night. No matter where you stay, there’s sure to be at least...
Curling steel vines and floral flourishes were signatures of illustrious architect Victor Horta. Considered to be one of the fathers of the 19th century Art Nouveau movement, his work influenced countless elegantly understated façades found throughout Brussels today. To honor his work, his family home in Ixelles’ Chatelain neighborhood is now open ...
Belgians love their perfectly crispy fries so much that they want the vendors’ stands placedon UNESCO’s Cultural Heritage list! Snacking on fries is a must do while in Brussels. Portions come in many shapes with many sauces—mostly variants of mayonnaise—but the classic method is to eat the fries straight from a paper cone. Maison Antoine in Place J...
Belgium’s colonial history is dark: “crimes against humanity” was a phrase used to describe King Leopold II’s genocide in Congo. After decades of denial, Belgium is slowly coming to terms with its crimes. Tervuren’s palatial Africa Museum is a must-visit to see the changes in progress. Tervuren is connected to Brussels by a century-old wooden tram ...
Subtly sour and extra effervescent? Must be a gueuze beer! The curious lambic-style beer hails from the Senne Valley around Brussels. Some say the doubly fermented brew is a craft substitute for champagne, others find the flavor unsettling. The only way to determine that on your own is to do a tasting at the family-run Cantillon Breweryand museum i...
Belgians will never agree on which chocolatier is best. What they can agree on is that some of the finest chocolate is in Brussels. Connoisseurs should head to the Sablon neighborhood: there you’ll find names like Wittamer, a master of the “older” generation, alongside newer chocolatiers, like Marcolini, who are more experimental with their creatio...
Comics are a huge deal in the “comic book capital” of the world. Literally huge: Brussels is decorated with more than 60 multistory murals honoring famous comic strips! One of the best things to do in Brussels is follow the comic book routeacross the city, seeking out characters like Tintin and The Smurfs, plus local Belgian favorites like Suske an...
Discover the nuances and delights of Belgium's capital city with this guide to 13 classic experiences. From Grand Place to comic book murals, from waffles to gueuze beer, Brussels has something for every traveler.
Learn about Brussels, the capital of Belgium and of Europe, and its culture, history, languages and attractions. Discover why Brussels is a cosmopolitan, creative and hospitable city on a human scale.
Discover Brussels, a historic yet hip city with multicultural roots and art nouveau gems. Find the best attractions, tips, neighborhoods, day trips and more from Lonely Planet experts.
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