Brussels

Brussels boasts some of the finest examples of Art Nouveau architecture in the world! Don’t forget to visit the Palais des Beaux-Arts, known as the “Bozar”, built by Art Nouveau master Victor Horta in 1928. With its exhibition halls, theatre, film museum, and large auditorium, the Bozar, the forerunner of the Maisons de la Culture, has become a mecca for Brussel’s cultural and artistic life. 

Brussels is a paradise for fashionistas and foodies alike! Fashionistas will find what they’re looking for on Neuve Street, the city’s largest pedestrian street, where most of the shops are ready-to-wear boutiques are concentrated, and on Avenue Louise, home to top luxury boutiques and haute couture houses. Foodies will be spoilt for choice when it comes to trying famous and tasty Belgian chocolates, waffles, or chips.

Known for their exceptional beers, bars in Brussels usually offer at least 20 different kinds of beer. The “La Mort Subite” brewery is a good place to go for Faros, Kriek, and other Gueuze beers.

A historic spot in the city centre, the Mont des Arts brings together all the city’s finest cultural monuments. These include the Royal Library of Belgium, the Palais de Congrès, the Museum of Musical Instruments, one of the finest in the world, and the Magritte Museum dedicated to the famous Belgian surrealist painter.