Things to do in Brussels

The place is gorgeous! we were there after Christmas and it matches with the Christmas tree so perfectly! Visit and just enjoy the view!

you cannot take a trip to Belgium without visiting their cheeky little statues!

St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral is one of the most comfortable churches I’ve ever visited. The lighting is soft and pleasant, and the choir singing in the background adds a peaceful touch. The interior isn’t overly fancy, which have a nice balance between simplicity and decoration. One of the best churches.

It's a long, spacious park on the main street between the Grand Place and the residential area. If you walk through it, you'll arrive at the Merode metro station. There's a large lawn, a fountain, and the Triumphal Arch near the exit is also worth seeing. It's perfect for a walk or a picnic.

I have seen the Royal palace from outside. The flag was out which means that the King was currently there. The area is so beautiful, and the street in front of the royal palace is old style for when there are big royal event and parades. Totally with visiting!

比利时首都布鲁塞尔市中心的艺术山是一个城市公园综合体和历史遗迹，包括比利时皇家图书馆，比利时国家档案馆，布鲁塞尔会议中心， 和一个公共花园。 公共花园里有一个小小的园林和几个艺术雕塑的铜像，是一个休息散步的好地方。

This is a very large park. I think it should be the largest park in Brussels. Although I didn't see any flowers blooming when I came here, the park is lush and green, and it is very beautiful. There are also many people walking and exercising in the park.

The Manneken Pissing Girl is also an important hero of Belgium. Compared with the story of the peeing boy, it is also an internationally famous historical event. The year-round flowing water is also the main place for tourists to take pictures here, and tour groups will move freely around here.

The European Parliament is also a very interesting European headquarters. It is also a very utilitarian place to go. The environment and facilities of this parliament are also very advanced and very suitable for open meetings.

I highly recommend the Brussels Museum of Fine Arts. Although it is not as famous as the museums in Paris, only Paris can rival it. It is very compact to arrange a half-day. There are the most abundant collections of Bruegel, works of Titian from all periods, as well as works by Vermeer, Caravaggio, Dürer, Rembrandt and other masters.