Brussels-Capital Region

With its cosmopolitan neighborhoods, European institutions, rich cultural heritage, green parks, diverse cuisine, and much more, Brussels, the capital city of Belgium, promises a unique experience for travelers seeking authenticity and diversity.

Come and explore the famous areas of Brussels, such as the Îlot Sacré, the Marolles district, the Sablon district, the royal district, or the Art Nouveau district.

Visit iconic locations such as the Grand-Place, the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, the Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, the Mont des Arts, the Royal Palace, the Basilica of Koekelberg, or the Atomium. And, of course, do not forget to pay a visit to Manneken Pis.

Don't miss the European Union institutions. Immerse yourself in European politics by visiting the European Parliament, or the museums dedicated to Europe.

Explore Brussels' cultural heritage through its museums, theaters, art galleries, and festivals. From the Old Masters Museum to the Magritte Museum to the Royal Theatre de la Monnaie, there is something for all art and culture lovers.

Enjoy the green spaces of Brussels, such as the Royal Park, the Cinquantenaire Park, the Bois de la Cambre, or the Woluwe Park. These peaceful havens in the heart of the city will offer you moments of relaxation and nature.

When it comes to gastronomy, Brussels will delight you with its international cuisine and diverse culinary scene. Indulge in traditional Belgian dishes like mussels and fries, as well as a variety of international cuisine in the city's numerous restaurants. Not to mention waffels and chocolate pralines.

As you can see, Brussels is a cosmopolitan and fascinating destination that will captivate travelers seeking authenticity and diversity. 

Don't wait any longer to explore this multifaceted European capital and live unique experiences.