Our Lady Church is a Roman Catholic cathedral built by King Leopold in memory of his wife, Louise-Marie of Orleans. Since her buri …
The Grand Place Square is included in the UNESCO Heritage List, and all the buildings consisting of the architectural complex are …
The Church of Our Lady of Sablon is an architectural monument of the XIV century, a landmark of Brussels and Belgium. The cathedra …
La Bellone is one of the most beautiful and impressive buildings in Brussels. Today, the house is a center engaged in the conduct …
Florent Beckman Stadium, located in the Belgian city of Denderlev, was built in 1952 by architect Frank Linknedt. It is the home a …
The first brick of this magnificent temple was laid in 1226 by Duke Henry I of Brabant, and was completed only under Charles V. Th …
Church of St. Catherine (Eglise St-Cathrine) - built on the site of a chapel of the XII century, which was once part of the city f …
Rue des Sablons Square is one of the most popular places among shoppers. Here are boutiques with famous brands, galleries, as well …
You will find an interesting, walking and car tour of the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium. You can see the main attractions o …
Walking through the old town - a walking tour, where you will see the lower city - St. Catherine's Square, St. Géri Square, the st …
As strange as it may sound, Brussels is one of the few cities in the world where children run the ball! Just one peeing boy, the s …
Düsseldorf: City of chic-miki They say there is nothing to see in Düsseldorf. During the tour you will see that this …
Individual excursions, meeting at the airport, transfer, booking tickets, hotel reservation, escort at business meetings …
Brussels is the capital of Belgium and one of the key centers of Europe, where medieval history and modern political life intertwine. The city is famous for cozy squares, interspersed with lush green parks, and the atmosphere here is both solemn and homely: from the majestic Grand Place to the quiet streets where traces of a rich cultural past are visible.
Among the man-made attractions are the historical and modern symbols of the city: the Grand Place and the Brussels Town Hall, the famous statue of the Peering Girl, the monumental Atomium, the Palace of Justice and the Egmont Palace. Museum lovers will find expositions at the Jubelparkmuseum and the Van Buren Museum, and for those interested in the original routes, there is a parcourse of comics, Mini-Europe, cozy Rue Neve and Rue Royal streets, ancient churches and monuments to Albert I, Leopold II and other historical characters.
The natural gems of Brussels and its environs are not inferior to the city’s masterpieces: the Fiftieth Anniversary Park (Jubelpark) with its alleys and exhibition pavilions, the Royal Park with the Japanese Tower and the Chinese Pavilion, the decorative gardens of Petit Sablon and the picturesque Brupark. Nearby lies the Zunskaya Valley - a reserve with unique landscapes, and around the castle Haasbek stretch ponds and gardens suitable for quiet walks and picnics.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read a brief information about each point and build your own route. Convenient filters will help to collect the optimal hiking or bus route for interests, save the trip plan and calculate the time for inspection, so as not to miss anything while walking around the city.
You can explore Brussels on your own, following the routes laid and opening the city at your own pace, or book excursions from local guides. Professional guides will tell little-known stories, show hidden courtyards and art objects, and help to better understand the connection of urban legends with architecture and culture.
Come to Brussels to experience a vibrant blend of history and modernity with your own eyes. Plan your trip, collect routes and discover new places – each area of the city is ready to share its history and give unexpected discoveries.
