Brussels: Attractions and Things to do  

  A La Mort Subite is a very popular and well-known staple in the city of Brussels. This internationally recognized Belgian Beer Café is the archetype of traditional brewing in ...read more

  With the smallest population of the 12 municipalities in Brussels-Capital Region of Belgium, Koekelberg occupies an area of less than two square kilometers. The area is, however, home to ...read more

Musée du Cacao et du Chocolat is situated at Rue de la Tête d'Or, 9/11, 1000 Brussels. It is operational from Tuesdays to Sundays from 10:00 to 16:00 hrs. It ...read more

  There is a very special place in Brussels where beer enthusiasts and spirit savvy travelers can easily spend an exorbitant amount of time. Perhaps even lose a few days ...read more

  If you are looking for a night out in Brussels, then the Grand Place is where you want to be.  This large square is packed with bars, clubs, music ...read more

As one of the municipalities in the Capital Region of Brussels, Anderlecht dates back to the Stone Age.  Remnants of an ancient burial ground were discovered here. However, this did ...read more

  Madame Moustache et son Freakshow is one of those venues with such an intriguing name, that you are bound to end up there at some point during your visit ...read more

  Originally commissioned in 1880 by King Leopold II as a commemoration of Belgium’s independence for the National Exhibition, The Triumphal Arch is the centerpiece of Parc du Cinquantenaire. The ...read more

  The Brussels Museum of Modern Art is the premier place to admire Belgian and foreign artwork from the 19th and 20th centuries.  Located in Place Royale, the museum is ...read more

Museum of Ancient Art is situated at Rue du Musée 9, B-1000 Brussels. It remains open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00 and remains closed on Monday and ...read more