Brussels Attractions
Take a Eurostar Spring break in Brussels and experience the most surreal of holidays. Check out newly opened Magritte Museum in the refurbished Hôtel Altenloh, preferably on a Tuesday morning as crowds are quite sparse on this day. Brussels is full of museums, and if you're into the arts and culture, then you're likely to have a wonderful time exploring the museums in Place Royale complex. If you get tired, you can refresh yourself by sampling the coffee and cakes at one of the pavement cafes around the picturesque Sablon Square.Things To Do in Brussels
Nightlife - Nightlife in Brussels is spread out all over the city. The lounge bars of Ixelles are favoured by the elite, while students tend to hang out in the less expensive Bourse area. Local beers are sold in the famous bars on the Grand'Place, while the glamorous Avenue Louise is famous for its nightclubs.| Book London to Brussels Train Tickets |
Restaurants - Brussels has more Michelin starred restaurants per capita than even Paris. Restaurants tend to have a relaxed atmosphere and serve excellent local beer as well as fine wines. Place Saint-Catherine is home to some excellent fish restaurants while Ixelles offers a selection of nice eateries as well.
Sightseeing - The Grand'Place is one of the most impressive squares in all Europe. Surrounded by ornate guild houses, with the Hôtel de Ville in the centre, the Grand'Place is the starting point of any tour of the city. Close by is the quirky Manneken Pis, the city's emblem. Brussels is filled with gorgeous parks and Art Nouveu facades, all of which make for excellent sightseeing.
Shopping - The obvious thing to shop for in Brussels is of course, Belgian chocolate at places like Marcolini's Wittamer's and Neuhaus. But Brussels is also known for its couture and the Louise and Toison d'Or Avenues are home to several high-street stores. The Sablon Antiques Market is full of curios and antiques, providing a rather unique shopping experience.
Sightseeing - The Grand'Place is one of the most impressive squares in all Europe. Surrounded by ornate guild houses, with the Hôtel de Ville in the centre, the Grand'Place is the starting point of any tour of the city. Close by is the quirky Manneken Pis, the city's emblem. Brussels is filled with gorgeous parks and Art Nouveu facades, all of which make for excellent sightseeing.
Shopping - The obvious thing to shop for in Brussels is of course, Belgian chocolate at places like Marcolini's Wittamer's and Neuhaus. But Brussels is also known for its couture and the Louise and Toison d'Or Avenues are home to several high-street stores. The Sablon Antiques Market is full of curios and antiques, providing a rather unique shopping experience.
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