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Central Brussels: Discover the City’s Historic Quarter with an In-App Audio Tour
$11.60per tour
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Atomium in-app audio tour (WITHOUT A TICKET): Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
$6.33per tour
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Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
$35.86per person
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Discover the Treasures of Ancient Egypt at the Art & History Museum in Brussels
$9.49per person
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2h
Explore Brussels Landmarks with Atomium Ticket
$33.70per person
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2h
Brussels Sightseeing Adventure with Train World Ticket
$31.64per person
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2h
Brussels Expo Village Tour with Mini-Europe Brussels Ticket
$42.20per person
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2h
Brussels Highlights Tour with Autoworld Ticket
$33.75per person
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2h
Brussels Highlights Tour with Banksy Museum Ticket
$29.54per person
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1h
Brussels' Symphony of Sights with Musical Instruments Museum Ticket
$31.64per person
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1h
Brussels Highlights Tour with Belgian Beer World Ticket
$35.86per person
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2h
Brussels Highlights Tour with BELvue Museum Ticket
$21.10per person
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Brussels: Historic Highlights Tour with Halle Gate Ticket
$17.93per person
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Brussels Walking Tour with The View Ferris Wheel Ticket
$21.10per person

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    Central Brussels: Discover the City’s Historic Quarter with an In-App Audio Tour
    Central Brussels: Discover the City’s Histori...

    First time in Brussels? This tour is for you! Start your first visit to Brussels with a walk around its Old Town. This tour will take you on a journey around the most well-known sites and symbols of the capital of Belgium. There are 14 stops on the way. The tour begins at the Royal Quarter of Brussels with a visit to the royal square, Place Royale, one of the oldest places in the city. There you will be able to visit the remains of the original palace on the Coudenberg, which was destroyed in 1731. Then you will walk past a magnificent Art Nouveau building of the Musical Instruments Museum which once was a luxury department store, and will see the Royal Library with its huge collection of books – over 6 million! Your journey will continue with a walk along the cultural heart of Brussels, a veritable Mont des Arts where you will listen to the history of its creation. The heart of Belgium, the Market Square, will reveal to you the darkest of its secrets while you examine the architecture of the Town Hall and the rest of the buildings on the square. You will also see the House of Bread which now houses the Museum of the City of Brussels. Its collection is especially famous for the more than 500 costumes of Manneken Pis that are kept here. A visit to the most famous resident of Brussels – Manneken Pis, will be the cherry on top to finish your acquaintance with the city’s historical district after which you can continue to explore the city on your own.

    Atomium in-app audio tour (WITHOUT A TICKET): Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    Atomium in-app audio tour (WITHOUT A TICKET):...

    The Atomium is famous for its unique, intriguing silhouette and daring futuristic design. Built for the World’s Fair in 1958, this unusual 102-meter-heigh structure has since become a symbol of Brussels. Discover the renowned architectural marvel with this in-app audio tour at your own pace. Enjoy the mesmerizing 360° panorama of Brussels from the top sphere and explore the city from an aerial view. Visit the museum located inside the Atomium and get to know how this impressive structure got its iconic status, what inspired engineer André Waterkeyn to create his unconventional masterpiece and what this iconic building actually represents. Explore surreal interiors worthy of a 60s sci-fi movie and examine fascinating exhibitions and thrilling digital installations while traveling through the tubes and spheres of the Atomium. Note: This tour is not affiliated with the Atomium but is provided by an independent creator.

    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark

    The Atomium is famous for its unique, intriguing silhouette and daring futuristic design. Built for the World's Fair in 1958, this unusual 102-meter-high structure has since become a symbol of Brussels. If you want to discover the renowned architectural marvel at your own pace - join this in-app audio tour! You will enjoy Brussels's mesmerizing 360° panorama from the top sphere and explore the city from an aerial view. While visiting the museum located inside the Atomium, you will learn how this impressive structure got its iconic status, what inspired engineer André Waterkeyn to create his unconventional masterpiece, and what this iconic building represents. Explore surreal interiors worthy of a 60s sci-fi movie and examine fascinating exhibitions and thrilling digital installations while traveling through the tubes and spheres of the Atomium! Note: This tour is not affiliated with the Atomium but is provided by an independent creator.

    Discover the Treasures of Ancient Egypt at the Art & History Museum in Brussels
    Discover the Treasures of Ancient Egypt at th...

    Embark on a fascinating journey through time with our exclusive guided tour of the Masterpieces of the Egyptian Collection at the Art & History Museum, located in the heart of Brussels. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore remarkable artifacts that bring the world of ancient Egypt right before your eyes. Each artifact comes to life as you delve into the stories and secrets of pharaohs, majestic pyramids, and the intricacies of everyday life in ancient Egypt. Learn about the nineteenth-century Belgian fascination with Egypt, spearheaded by notable figures such as the flamboyant Egyptologist Jean Capart. Discover how Brussels became a pivotal center of Egyptology through historical photographs and narratives. This tour is an immersive experience that transports you to another time and place. The combination of physical artifacts and captivating audio explanations allows you to engage with history in a new and exciting way. Whether you're a history buff, a lover of mysteries, or simply curious about ancient cultures, this tour offers something for everyone. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore one of Europe’s finest Egyptian collections. Dive into the past and uncover the timeless stories of an ancient civilization that continues to fascinate the world. Have a wonderful time exploring the Masterpieces of the Egyptian Collection at the Art & History Museum in Brussels!

    Explore Brussels Landmarks with Atomium Ticket
    Explore Brussels Landmarks with Atomium Ticke...

    Explore Brussels' rich heritage with this in-app audio tour, ideal for cultural enthusiasts. Your journey begins at the Atomium, where you’ll dive into the heart of scientific progress and innovation. From there, you’ll weave through the city's historic streets, ultimately reaching the iconic Our Lady of Laeken. After experiencing the Atomium’s futuristic architecture, venture toward Laeken Park, a lush green space perfect for a tranquil stroll. Nearby, you’ll find the Monument to the Dynasty, a tribute to Belgium's royal heritage. Continue to the neoclassical Royal Palace, where you can admire the grandeur of Belgian royalty. As you make your way, be sure to visit the Church of Our Lady of Laeken, a site of historical significance that houses the tombs of Belgium’s former kings and queens. This journey through Brussels blends modernity with history, offering a unique perspective on the city. While the Atomium’s audio tour isn't part of the package, the stories you’ll discover along the way, from Laeken Park to the Royal Palace of Laeken, will deepen your understanding of Brussels' cultural and historical landscape.

    Brussels Sightseeing Adventure with Train World Ticket
    Brussels Sightseeing Adventure with Train Wor...

    This tour is a perfect fit for history enthusiasts and cultural seekers aiming to immerse themselves in the architectural and political heritage of Brussels. Included with your ticket is access to Train World, where the sojourn begins but does not delve inside its detailed history with audio guidance. The format is a self-guided audio walkthrough, allowing you to explore at your own pace while listening to the curated stories and insights of each site on your own device. Your route covers the splendors of Brussels, starting from the homage to railway innovation at Train World and culminating at the grand Royal Palace of Brussels. Along the way, you'll encounter magnificent churches, memorials, picturesque gardens, and striking examples of Art Nouveau. Our adventure concludes at the Royal Palace, a symbol of the nation's enduring legacy. Highlights of this journey include the contrasting serenity of the Cathedral's windows, the breathtaking views from Poelaert Square, and the playful whimsy of Manneken Pis. It ends steps away from the bustling heart of Brussels, where the Royal Palace stands in silent testimony to the city's regal past. Please note, the Train World visit offers no audio guide companion; your exploration through Belgium’s railway legacy is self-guided and at your leisure.

    Brussels Expo Village Tour with Mini-Europe Brussels Ticket
    Brussels Expo Village Tour with Mini-Europe B...

    Embark on a journey through the Expo Village of Brussels with a ticket to Mini-Europe Brussels included, encapsulating the essence of a continent in charming miniatures. This self-guided audio tour is crafted for explorers intrigued by history and architecture, offering a unique lens to view Brussels' past and present. Our adventure starts at the charming Mini-Europe park and will conclude at the majestic Church of Our Lady of Laeken, encompassing landmarks that will transport you through centuries of Belgian history. Along the way, you will visit iconic structures such as the spectacular Atomium and the serene Theater de Verdure, taking in the regality of royal parks and monuments. The path is woven with structures, each with its own narrative that deepens the connection to Brussels' cultural character. Within the miniature marvels of Mini-Europe, you'll ignite your journey; however, the exploration inside Mini-Europe is designed for you to wander at your own pace, with an audio guide for the individual landmarks not provided.

    Brussels Highlights Tour with Autoworld Ticket
    Brussels Highlights Tour with Autoworld Ticke...

    This self-guided audio tour of Brussels with a ticket to Autoworld included is designed for curious travelers eager to experience the city's automotive legacy, architectural grandeur and historic riches. Delve deep into the heart of Brussels with an enlightening walk that caters to enthusiasts of European history and admirers of diverse urban landscapes. This audio excursion is perfectly crafted to impart the tales of Brussels' most iconic landmarks to first-time visitors, guaranteed to leave a lasting impression of the city's cultural fabric. The journey begins at Autoworld, a grand testament to automotive history nestled in the Cinquantenaire complex. From grand architectural landmarks to poignant memorials, this tour is crafted to enhance your understanding of Brussels as the de facto capital of the European Union and the stories behind its landmarks. Along the way, we’ll delve into the significance of each site and the influential figures who have shaped the city’s, and Europe's, destiny. Our exploration begins at the majestic Autoworld and will conclude at the buzzing Place du Luxembourg. Throughout this journey, you'll experience the grand facades that line Brussels' squares and streets — living tapestries of Belgian culture. Concluding at the sharply modern Royal Library, this audio tour encapsulates the city's spirit but does not include a guided exploration inside Autoworld itself.

    Brussels Highlights Tour with Banksy Museum Ticket
    Brussels Highlights Tour with Banksy Museum T...

    Embark on an explorative journey through Brussels with this self-guided audio tour that thrives on history, art, and architecture. Apt for curious minds fascinated by the amalgamation of the traditional and the avant-garde, this tour includes a ticket to the evocative Banksy Museum, inviting you to plunge into the world of provocative street art. The tour's format will suit those who prefer to absorb the city's essence at their own pace, with narratives that bring each landmark to life. Starting at the Banksy Museum, your route will take you to the Port de Hal ans after to the bustling flea market, a treasure trove of unique finds and antiques. Next, we’ll take a ride in a lift that will offer stunning views of Brussels from two different levels, allowing you to appreciate the city's architectural beauty from above. As we continue, we’ll visit the magnificent Palais de Justice, a stunning example of neoclassical architecture. Afterward, we'll make our way to the Church of Sablon, known for its breathtaking stained glass and serene atmosphere. Next, we’ll stroll over to the Royal Square, where the regal charm of the surrounding buildings will capture your imagination. Finally, we’ll explore the Mont des Arts, or "Hill of Arts," which features beautiful gardens and cultural institutions. Please note, while the Banksy Museum is a tantalizing prelude, the audio narratives focus on the exterior grandeur and an internal tour of the Banksy exhibition is not included.

    Brussels' Symphony of Sights with Musical Instruments Museum Ticket
    Brussels' Symphony of Sights with Musical Ins...

    Indulge in the symphonic streets of Brussels on a self-guided audio tour designed for culturally curious travelers. Your ticket to the Musical Instruments Museum Brussels is included, marking the grand overture to your exploration. This format perfectly suits those seeking to uncover the city's historical sagas at their own pace. Your adventure begins at the Musical Instruments Museum Brussels, housed in the stunning 'Old England' building, and will conclude at the imposing Stock Exchange, once the beating heart of Belgium’s economic life. Along the way, you'll pass by royal squares, historical statues, and secret gardens, each with tales waiting to be told. Though an audio guide within the Musical Instruments Museum Brussels is not included, the exterior's art nouveau élan and what lies within its walls set the stage for an unforgettable Brussels experience.

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    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    The Atomium Museum audio tour in Brussels is captivating and insightful. The optional ticket adds value, offering an all-encompassing experience. A unique and educational visit!
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    July 2024
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    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    An interesting tour to an interesting museum - I advise everyone. When you are in Brussels, be sure to go. I didn't regret it a hundred times.
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    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    This was a unique experience. I had never heard of the Atomium before and my husband was very excited to show me. It was super fun and interesting. I loved the view from the way top.
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    September 2024
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    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    Overall a cool way to spend an hour or so - the audio tour is nice and gives a lot of information, but the attraction itself is much more interesting from the inside than out - the viewpoint at the top is great, but if you’re short on time, skip all the other balls.
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    Atomium: Explore Brussels's Iconic Landmark
    My experience was terrible. I purchased entry tickets for myself and my son. We queued to get in and when we reached the entrance the assistant informed me that I had been sold an invalid product. I followed this up with two more members of staff, including the manager. All said the tickets I had been sold were not valid and the only way I could gain entry was by purchasing extra tickets. They were very apologetic and said this happens frequently with products bought from this company. I had no alternative but to queue again and buy new tickets which were actually cheaper than the ones this company had sold me. I contacted the customer services who were rude and dismissive and refuse to issue me with a refund. I HAVE BEEN SCAMMED BY THIS COMPANY. DO NOT PURCHASE FROM THEM UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
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    About Brussels

    The Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Atomium for panoramic city views, Manneken Pis for its playful history, Royal Palace of Brussels for its regal architecture, and the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula for its gothic magnificence are must-see attractions in Brussels.
    Atomium's interactive exhibits, Mini-Europe's miniature cityscapes, and the Natural Sciences Museum's dinosaur gallery are fantastic for kids. Adventure-seekers will enjoy the Scientific Adventure Park at Parc de Bruxelles.
    Touring the Parc de Bruxelles, exploring the forest trails at Bois de la Cambre, and strolling through the opulent Gardens of the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken are among the best outdoor activities in Brussels.
    Enjoying fine art at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, uncovering comic history at the Belgian Comic Strip Center, and savoring a chocolate workshop are top indoor activities. Visiting the immersive planetarium shows offers educational fun.
    The Brussels Historical City Center Walking Tour, Art Nouveau Architecture Tour, and the Brussels Beer Tasting Tour are highly acclaimed. The Royal Palace audio tour offers rich historical insights during its summer opening.
    Prominent museums like the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Magritte Museum, and the Museum of Natural Sciences rank high in popularity. The Horta Museum and Belgian Comic Strip Center also attract a significant number of visitors.
    Engaging museum tours, such as those available at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, and the immersive Chocolate Museum tour provide refuge and learning opportunities on rainy days.
    The Manneken Pis and surrounding historical streets guided tour and a concise exploration of the Magritte Museum are perfect for a quick dive into Brussels culture.

    Best Things to Do In Brussels

    Dive into the heart of Belgium with our curated selection of Brussels' top attractions.

    Brussels: Parc du Cinquantenaire

    What is it?
    An expansive public park with a triumphant arch, museums, and ample green space.
    Why you should go?
    The Parc du Cinquantenaire is a perfect blend of majestic architecture, museums, and leisure areas. The cornerstone of the park is the impressive Triumphal Arch, through which you can access the Royal Military Museum and Autoworld. It's an ideal place for history buffs and families to enjoy a relaxed day, learn something new, and indulge in a peaceful picnic on the lawns. Visiting this park is among the top things to do in Brussels for a memorable day out.

    Brussels: Matonge

    What is it?
    A vibrant neighborhood known for its African shops, restaurants, and cultural influence.
    Why you should go?
    In the heart of Brussels, Matonge beckons with colors, flavors, and sounds reflective of its Congolese roots. This lively district is teeming with ethnic stores, international eateries, and cultural venues that bring a piece of Africa to Europe. Visitors looking for a multicultural experience will savor the food, music, and atmosphere. It's a hub for those eager to discover the global soul of Brussels.

    Brussels: Place Sainte-Catherine

    What is it?
    A historic square surrounded by seafood restaurants and charming buildings.
    Why you should go?
    Place Sainte-Catherine, once a hub for the city's fishmongers, now stands as a social and culinary hotspot. The area is particularly famous for its exquisite selection of seafood restaurants that line the old market square. The church of Sainte-Catherine offers a haven of serenity, just steps away from the bustling terraces. It's a perfect spot for couples and friends to enjoy fresh mussels or a glass of Belgian beer.

    Brussels: Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert

    What is it?
    A lavish shopping arcade housing luxury shops, cafes, and theaters under a glass roof.
    Why you should go?
    As one of the oldest shopping arcades in Europe, Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert exudes elegance and historic charm. A stroll here leads visitors through an array of high-end boutiques, chocolate shops, and bookstores. Whether to snap up exclusive Belgian chocolates, enjoy a performance at the Vaudeville Theatre, or simply wander under the stunning glass ceiling, this gallery is a must for those seeking the refined side of Brussels.

    Brussels: Bois de la Cambre

    What is it?
    An urban oasis at the edge of the Forêt de Soignes with a lake and chalets.
    Why you should go?
    Bois de la Cambre offers a verdant getaway, perfect for those looking to unwind in nature. People of all ages enjoy its paths for running and leisurely strolls, its lake for boating, and the Chalet Robinson for dining in an idyllic setting. It’s a breath of fresh air for city dwellers and visitors alike and an excellent way to recharge away from the city center.

    Brussels: The Atomium

    What is it?
    An architectural wonder, the Atomium is a symbol of innovation and progress.
    Why you should go?
    This impressive steel structure, consisting of nine interconnected spheres, offers not only a unique view of the Brussels skyline but also houses permanent and temporary exhibitions. Its top sphere is home to a restaurant with stunning panoramic views. A visit here is a journey through mid-20th-century ambition, mixed with contemporary art and culture, making it one of the essential Brussels activities for any traveler.

    Brussels: Manneken Pis

    What is it?
    Brussels' famous sculpture and mascot, the small bronze fountain figure of a boy.
    Why you should go?
    Just a short walk from the Grand Place, Manneken Pis is more than just a statue; it's a cultural phenomenon renowned worldwide. The figure's wardrobe features over a thousand costumes, symbolizing many different occasions and countries, epitomizing Brussels’ quirky sense of humor and its residents' playful spirit. This peculiar landmark is a must-see for an authentic slice of the city's folklore.

    Brussels: Royal Greenhouses of Laeken

    What is it?
    A collection of greenhouse complexes featuring a vast array of flora.
    Why you should go?
    The Royal Greenhouses of Laeken are an architectural and botanical spectacle, available to the public during select times in spring, showcasing a wide range of plants in a historical 19th-century setting. Its stunning ironwork and rare plant collections offer a unique experience that stands out among the places to visit in Brussels for nature enthusiasts and architecture admirers alike.

    Brussels: Belgian Comic Strip Center

    What is it?
    A museum celebrating Belgium's rich history in the comic strip industry.
    Why you should go?
    Housed in a beautiful Art Nouveau building, the Belgian Comic Strip Center pays tribute to the masters and their comic creations, such as Tintin and The Smurfs. With extensive galleries and original artwork, it provides an immersive look into this vibrant and cherished aspect of Belgian culture. For pop culture fans and art lovers, this is a joyful and informative foray into one of the country's most famous exports.

    Brussels: Mont des Arts

    What is it?
    An urban complex blending green space with cultural institutions.
    Why you should go?
    Mont des Arts offers one of Brussels' best views, overlooking the central part of the city. It is a cultural hub featuring historic gardens, the Royal Library of Belgium, and the Center for Fine Arts (BOZAR). Visitors can enjoy the beautifully landscaped garden, take in the stunning architecture, and partake in the myriad of cultural offerings. For those looking to experience the artistic heart of Brussels, Mont des Arts is a destination that cannot be missed.

    TOP-5 tours in Brussels for first time visitors

    • Immerse in the enchanting history at the Grand Place, experiencing its architectural wonder and vibrant past through an expertly narrated audio tour.
    • Embark on the Royal Palace tour, learning the secrets and stories of the monarchy amidst the opulence of this historic residence.
    • Unravel the art and aesthetics of Art Nouveau through the Horta Museum tour, celebrating the genius of Victor Horta in his own home.
    • Delve into the heart of European history with a self-guided journey around the Parliamentarium, the European Parliament's Visitors' Centre.
    • Stroll through the charming streets with the Brussels Comic Strip tour, discovering the city's love affair with comic art featuring beloved characters.

    Fun things to do in Brussels with kids

    Adventures await for families in Brussels, where attractions for kids abound with fun and education. The Atomium sparkles as a futuristic beacon, inviting the young (and young at heart) to explore its spheres and internal exhibits. Mini-Europe offers an adventure across a continent, where children can see and learn about iconic European landmarks in miniature. For a day of interactive play and discovery, the Children's Museum engages kids with hands-on activities designed to educate while they have fun. These popular attractions not only cater to the curious minds of children but ensure a delightful day out for the entire family, making Brussels a cherished destination for family travel.

    Things to do in Brussels with family

    Brussels brims with family-friendly offerings that fuse fun with cultural enrichment. The Atomium, a marvel of mid-century architecture, provides an engaging experience with its science exhibits and impressive city views. Just a stone's throw away, families can wander through the miniature continent at Mini-Europe, where the charmingly detailed reproductions offer a playful geography lesson. For a natural escape within the urban landscape, the Parc de Bruxelles is an ideal locale for family picnics, casual strolls, and enjoying the outdoors. Each of these attractions presents a unique facet of Brussels and is sure to delight visitors of all ages, making the city an excellent destination for travelers with children.

    Free things to do in Brussels

    Visitors to Brussels can delight in a wealth of activities that don’t cost a dime, enriching their experience of the city’s culture and beauty. A stroll around the illustrious Grand Place allows travelers to absorb the grandeur of its historic buildings, which showcase the finest of European architecture. Art enthusiasts can follow the Brussels Comic Book Route, an open-air gallery showcasing vibrant murals dedicated to famous comic characters – a testament to Belgium’s rich comic heritage. Nature lovers are not left out, with the expansive and serene Bois de la Cambre offering a perfect setting for picnics, walks, and relaxation. These attractions provide a glimpse into the diverse experiences available in Brussels that are both accessible and inviting to all.

    Cheap things to do in Brussels

    Exploring Brussels on a budget is a delightful experience, with numerous affordable attractions that provide rich cultural insight. Dive into the city's historical legacy by visiting the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula, a stunning example of Gothic architecture, where you can appreciate its splendor without an entrance fee. Relish the iconic flavors of Belgium with a visit to one of the many public markets, like the Marché du Midi, where you can sample and savor Belgian delicacies and fresh produce for just a few euros. Additionally, the Parc du Cinquantenaire is not only a feast for the eyes with its impressive arch and museums but also a venue for free events and festivals throughout the year. These cost-effective options stand out as some of the best things to do in Brussels, allowing you to immerse in the local scene while keeping expenses low.

    Things to do in Brussels for couples

    Brussels sets the scene for romance with a variety of attractions perfect for couples. The serene ambiance of the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken can be a backdrop for a romantic stroll, as these glass domes house a stunning array of flora. Couples can also enjoy the charm of the historic Place du Grand Sablon, browsing through its weekend antique markets and indulging in some of the finest Belgian chocolates from luxury boutiques. For an intimate evening, take in the panorama of Brussels with a visit to The Dome of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, offering breathtaking views at sunset. Each of these spots offers a shared experience in this city known for its allure and historical elegance, making them not-to-miss activities for couples visiting Brussels.

    Things to do in Brussels at night

    Brussels' nighttime glow offers an array of thrilling experiences for visitors. The Grand Place, with its stunning architecture, becomes even more spectacular under the stars, providing a romantic and free night-time attraction. For live entertainment seekers, the Ancienne Belgique concert hall spotlights a diverse lineup of international and local musicians, offering unforgettable show-going experiences. Lastly, no evening in Brussels is complete without savoring the rich flavors of Belgian beer at Delirium Café, known for its Guinness World Record for the number of beers offered. This nighttime exploration of Brussels serves up the perfect mix of beauty, entertainment, and local taste that is sure to enrich any visitor's travel itinerary.
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