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Brussels
Brussels is a capital of the European Union and is the economic center of Belgium. Here you can spend a day trying out fantastic restaurants and cafés while seeing how Belgians typically go about their business. There is no shortage of amazing museums and art galleries to visit and medieval architecture to admire. Relish its culture and history by going on insightful walking tours that will allow you to see places such as the Royal Galleries and others. What Brussels is also renowned for is its culinary traditions and cuisine, famed for its long love affair with chocolate as well as beer. Go sightseeing around this stunning city and try out dishes such as frites, waterzooi, beef stew, and more!
Top things to do in Brussels
Bruges and Ghent Day Tour from Brussels
Brussels Hop-On Hop-Off Bus by Tootbus
Dinant and Luxembourg Day Tour from Brussels
Bruges and Ghent Day Tour from Brussels
Choco-Story Brussels Chocolate Workshop with Museum Visit
Brussels and Bruges one-day tour from Paris
Brussels and Bruges day tour from Amsterdam
The Belgian Beer World Experience in Brussels
Brussels Card
Antwerp Sightseeing Half Day Tour from Brussels
Hotels in Brussels
Brussels travel guide
Reviews of Brussels activities
Quick facts about Brussels
Local weather
℉℃Time zone
GMT +01:00
No time difference
Currency
Euro
1EUR = 1.00EUR
Official languages
French
Recommended trip duration
2 days
Flight time
11 hours
When departing from Los Angeles

FAQs about Brussels
What is Brussels best known for?
What is Brussels best known for?
Brussels is known for its multiculturalism, where you can enjoy all sorts of activities and experiences without running out of things to do. Check out the city’s food, art and history museums, and architecture, particularly Art Nouveau, Neoclassical, and Art Deco, during your visit.
When is the best time to visit Brussels?
When is the best time to visit Brussels?
Visit Brussels in spring (Mar-May) for mild but sunny weather that’s perfect for outdoor activities or in winter (Oct-Dec) for the Christmas markets and ice rinks. In summer, particularly in June-August, you can experience the Ommegang Festival, go inside the Royal Palace of Brussels, and witness the Flower Carpet at the Grand Place - Grote Markt, held every two years.
Where is the best location for tourists to stay in Brussels?
Where is the best location for tourists to stay in Brussels?
Ixelles and Saint-Giles are the two most popular areas to stay in the city, where you can be near high-end stores, galleries, and the city’s famous Art Nouveau buildings. For hip destinations with trendy restaurants and nightlife, you can stay at Sablon, Marollen, and the Leopold Quarter.