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A Brussels travel guide – Art Nouveau grace, avant-garde Belgian fashion and indulgent dining

Unwrap a capital passionate about chocolate, art and fine dining on a Brussels city break. Book a Brussels hotel to explore Victor Horta’s Art Nouveau interiors, or enjoy simple pleasures like mussels and beer in a wood-panelled brasserie.

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A Belgium travel guide – pristine medieval cities, Old Master paintings and chocolate overload

Holidays in Belgium live up to all the expectations of chocolate-box medieval cities, cold Lambic beers and Art Nouveau architecture. Book a break in Belgium to discover a country passionate about food, art and back-to-nature encounters.

Where to stay in Brussels – a neighborhood guide

Brussels, the largest urban area in Belgium, plays host to international politics with principal EU offices and the headquarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, meaning plenty of business visitors come to the capital. The tourism industry is booming with other European travelers too. Visitors come from all over wanting to see the quintessential European city and sample delicious delicacies such as Belgian chocolates, beer and of course, the fries.

Where to shop in Brussels – where and what to shop and buy

Brussels has been built upon marketplaces since the 10th century and to this day, the tradition remains strong. It boasts fashion labels big enough to rival London and Paris for the honor of the best shopping experience in Europe. However, this city also offers real charm in small scale shopping from browsing through antique stores, exploring street markets, and sampling local produce. Several well-known events occur frequently throughout the week and there is something to entice in all seasons. Famous for its beer, chocolate and lace, there are plenty of places to find your souvenirs.

Where to eat in Brussels – a food and dining guide

Eating out in Brussels is surely one of the most important activities that you should do in this capital city. Known for its traditional and tasty Belgian dishes influenced by French cuisine, you will not have far to walk far to find the best food to delight your taste buds. The locals here love delicious food, tasty beers and a relaxing atmosphere so you will certainly find a delightful eating establishment to make your stay worthwhile.

What to see and do in Brussels – a guide to notable landmarks and attractions

Brussels is the perfect destination to slip back in time and discover a quintessential capital city full of Art Deco taverns, unique Flemish art, towering Gothic cathedrals and quaint guild houses. Attractions are in abundance in the medieval style capital city. Buzzing all-round the year, discover the parks with blooming flowers, architectural monuments, historic culture and art and fill up on the infamous Belgian chocolates and huge choice of local beers.

Top 10 historic attractions in Brussels

Book a Brussels hotel to discover a city of soaring Gothic cathedrals and guild houses, Art Deco taverns and evocative Flemish art. Slip back in time with this guide to the best of historic Brussels.

Spring holidays in Brussels

Spring breaks in Brussels are all about bustling morning markets, open-air music festivals and relaxed bike rides through sun-dappled woods. Book a spring hotel in Brussels to discover parks in bloom and chocolatiers full of tempting Belgian chocolate Easter eggs.

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