Built to mimic Paris's sweeping boulevards, Avenue Louise was named after King Leopold II's eldest daughter and is now the go-to destination for shoppers...
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Perched on the corner of Rue de l’Etuve and Rue des Grands Carmesin, Manneken Pis is the instantly recognisable small boy peeing who has been...
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Why are we recommending a chain that you can visit in London, Paris, New York and even Mumbai? Well, this Dansaertstraat bakery-cafe is where...
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If you have a fan of the four-wheeled phenomenon known as 'cars', then this is a must-stop destination for your family.
Over 250 vehicles from...
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With one of the world's largest collections of military uniforms, medals, vehicles and weapons, this free attraction is the perfect solution for a rainy...
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After staying hidden underneath the BELvue Museum for over 200 years, the Coudenberg Palace was rediscovered by archaeologists in the 1980s and is now...
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From the instantly recognisable Smurfs and Belgian hero Tintin to the lesser-known characters of Asterix and Lucky Luc, this museum showcases years of European...
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Les Parents Terribles was dreamed up by Laetitia Verbeeck, a Brussels parent puzzled by the lack of family-friendly cafes and restaurants in her home...
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Perched on Avenue Louis Bertrand near Brussels' main train station, Le Haricot Magique shop-meets-cafe is conveniently located for dropping into upon arrival or before...
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The Rouge-Cloître site is steeped in historical significance and importance, but we must confess, the best thing about it may be the playgrounds.
The area's...
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