The Best of Brussels in One Afternoon
From Parliament to Atomium, historical heart of the city included: afternoon walking tour around the must-sees.
Start your tour at the visitors' center of the European Parliament with multi-media exhibitions where you can learn more about the EU, its institutions, and members in an exciting and interactive way. Then, head to the city center and explore the City Hall, the King's House and the world-famous statue Manneken Pis. Finish your day at the Atomium, one of the most important landmarks in Brussels created for the 1958 EXPO.
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European Parliament
The European Parliament is one of the legislative bodies of the European Union and one of its seven institutions.
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Parlamentarium
Europe's largest parliamentary visitor center features interactive multimedia exhibits explaining the European Parliament, its history, and its role in European governance.
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Royal Palace
Neoclassical royal palace serving as the official residence and main workplace of the Belgian King, notable for its historic rooms and grand architecture.
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Church of Our Lady of Victories
15th-century Gothic church featuring notable stained-glass windows and Baroque art, including chapels and sculptures. It holds historical significance with connections to prominent families and traditions.
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Manneken Pis
Bronze fountain sculpture depicting a small boy urinating, known for its cultural and historical significance dating back to the 15th century.
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Grand Place
Historic central square featuring a harmonious ensemble of Gothic, Baroque, and Flamboyant architecture, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Brussels City Museum
Historic neo-Gothic building housing a museum dedicated to the heritage, history, and art of the city, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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St. Hubert Gallery
Historic covered shopping arcade featuring eclectic architecture and luxury shops. It is a cultural heritage site opened in 1847.
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Butcher's Street
Historic cobblestone street known for its numerous restaurants and rich architectural heritage including baroque and neobaroque buildings. It forms part of a vibrant dining district with a strong culinary scene.
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