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Ante ti se encuentra la llave que te abrirá las puertas a la ciudad: una guía con los mejores lugares de la zona, creada por anfitriones locales de Airbnb
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The Grand Place is the central square of Brussels.It is surrounded by guildhalls, the city's Town Hall, and the Breadhouse. Most important tourist destination in Brussels. Unesco world heritage site.
The most memorable landmark in Brussels. Square surrounded by opulent guildhalls and two larger edifices, the city's Town Hall, and the Breadhouse building containing the Museum of the City.
The Grand Place or Grote Markt is the central square of Brussels. It is surrounded by opulent guildhalls and two larger edifices, the city's Town Hall, and the Breadhouse building containing the Mu... más información
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Beautiful park for walks, jogging and museum visits. The Parc du Cinquantenaire conceals lots of treasures: the Big Mosque, the statue of the green dog, the pavilion of Victor Horta's human passions.
Parc du Cinquantenaire (or Park of the 50th Anniversary), is a large urban park (30 hectares) with several museums (Autoworld, Royal Military Museum,...). Ideal for jogging and relaxing.
Created by King Leopold II to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Belgium, the park conceals lots of treasures: the Big Mosque, the statue of the green dog, the pavilion of Horta's human passions, etc
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What I'd call a total tourist trap, but apparently it's worth passing by! Featured in the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest beer selection in the world!
No wonder Beer lovers from around the world love this place. You can taste more than 2000 beers from around the globe. Delirium Café holds the Guinness World Record for the most beers offered with 200
Delirium Cafe in Brussels was inducted to the Guinness Book of World Records in 2004 for having 2004 different beers commercially available on their menu! While there may not be quite as many to c... más información
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Great art deco building with original interior. Nice trendy local people. Big terrace. Walk afterwards along the lakes up to the medieval abbey of La Cambre.
Are you going to meet some locals around Flagey? They will probably suggest to meet here. THE place to be, one of the trendiest café-bars in town. On their sunny terrace life tastes slow, sweet an... más información
Iconic place in Brussels. You have to see it for yourself. Crowd of all ages, very busy pretty much always. They have lots of tables outside on Place St Croix (overlooking the Ixelles Ponds) whi... más información
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The Atomium is a building in Brussels originally constructed for Expo 58, the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. Designed by the engineer André Waterkeyn and architects André and Jean Polak.
The Atomium was a building originally constructed for Expo 58, and is now a museum. It is a building, with 9 stainless steel clad spheres connected forming the shape of a unit cell of an iron crystal.
The Atomium, symbol of Brussels and Belgium, is an international tourist attraction. This unique piece of architecture, created on the occasion of the World Fair of Brussels in 1958, became the mos... más información
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For art nouveau lovers: Horta was the key European Art Nouveau architect. Not exactly in the centre but worth the visit if you're into architecture. Google for details!
The Horta Museum is located in the private house and studio of Victor Horta (1861-1947). Famous Belgian Architect. Built between 1898 and 1901 at 23-25, rue Américaine in Saint-Gilles, Brussels, th... más información
Horta Museum is the personal home and atelier of the famous architect Victor Horta (1861-1947). Built btw 1898 and 1901, the two buildings are typical Art Nouveau style. Plan your escape: - Exhibit... más información
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The Magritte Museum on the Place Royale in Brussels gathers more than 200 works of the famous Belgian artist René Magritte. L’homme du large, 1927 Magritte is one of the 10 most famous painters in... más información
Opened in 2009, dedicated to the work of the famous Belgian surrealist artist, René Magritte. It is one of the constituent museums of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.
Opened in June, 2009, the Magritte Museum displays works of the surrealist artist for which it is named. Located in the heart of Brussels at the Place Royale. Tuesdays - Fridays: 10:00 - 17:00 Week... más información
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A really interesting museum on musical instruments in one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings in the city. They also serve an overpriced brunch on its top floor, with a great view.
The Musical Instruments Museum atop the Mont des Arts is one of the greatest examples of modernism in Brussels, yet it wasn’t designed by Horta like many tourists mistakingly assume. This particula... más información
Gorgeous Art Nouveau building housing multiple floors of musical instruments to gander at. Admission includes a device and headphones so you can listen to samples of the instruments you're looking at.
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The best place to learn about Belgian beers! This cozy bar have a quality-focused selection of beers. Avoid the more touristy version in the city centre (or, even worse, Delirium). A must go!
Simply the best craft beer bar in Brussels. Offering a frequently updated list of some two dozen beers on tap, you can try some of the best beers that Belgium and the world have to offer.
The Original without any doubt! The ideal place for after work or happy hour time with friends chatting about life changes. A choice of Belgian beers with no equivalence. Not surprising that many b... más información
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Friendly service, local customers, menu exclusively written on the blackboard of the wall. Belgian specialities. Cantine style. No booking accepted, so queuing for a table is not rare. Not pricey.
No nonsense food, really good prices, all served in an authentic and typically Belgian setting. Dutch, French, English and Spanish spoken. Open mon-fri 16.30-midnight, wkends 12-15h & 16.30-midnight
The most popular restaurant in Brussels. And for good reasons. Quick service, friendly stuff and good Belgian food, for a reasonable price. Always busy, no reservations: you may need to queue 15 min.
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The park It has a pond, a closed street for rollerbladers, and plenty of paths to get lost in. Lots of joggers run along its sidewalks, especially on weekends when it’s closed to vehicles
The famous public park in Brussels. Beautifully designed in early XX th century with its lake, its barks, the little island and the chic restaurant. To get some fresh air and exercise.
Huge Parc 20 min walk from the airbnb. Perfect for a jogging, a walk in the forest. It comprises a small lake with an island in the centre, called Robinson's island.
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French fries or chips are a Belgian specialty, and there is no better place to try them than at Antoine's.
Brussels is also about French Fries, well you to say Belgium Fries now. The historical best place in town
Rumored to be one of the best friteries in Brussels. Most of the bars and restaurants around allow you to sit on their patios and eat frites from here.
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Jeu de Balle, in the historical Marolles neighborhood, is well worth a visit for the flea market taking place there every day from 8AM-2PM. You can find great little souvenirs, if you get there early.
One of the most frequented spots by both locals and visitors in Brussels is the famous open-air antique market in Place du Jeu de Balle / Vossenplein. Located in the heart of the Marolles area, rig... más información
Everyday flea market on the main square but also the neighborhood where you'll find all the design and antique furniture stores. Open on sunday as well, great atmosphere and perfect to take a strol... más información
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A land mark in Saint Gilles or even Brussels bobo community. Could be a good place during the day if you are looking for some inspiration. Live music every thursday.
With its fantastic full south terrace, this music venue bar is the place to be seen at the St Gilles and Forest border. Sunsets are just breathtaking ! You will love the place with or without your ... más información
Cozy, big cafe bar, top urban place!: lunch, breakfast, coffe, drink with a friend, nice terrace.. Thurdsay's night-life music, (day & night)
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Marché ouvert , avec bars et food trucks tous les week end, mais aussi son 'fritkot' et les balades autours des étangs/Week end market, food truks, bars, the french fries spot and walk around the p... más información
Flagey has it all: nice shops, cafés, restaurants, cultural events, book stores, etc. Farmers come sell very good quality products on Tuesday and Friday morning, and a market takes place on sunday
Nice spot to hang out with nice restaurants en a nice typical bar Belga. On saterday and sunday morning markets with pop up food bars … . There is also a cinema and concert hall.
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Our most famous inhabitant : "Little man Pee" is a landmark small bronze sculpture in Brussels, depicting a naked little boy urinating into a fountain's basin.Put in place in 1618 or 1619
The famous Manneken-Pis remains the emblem of the rebellious spirit of the City of Brussels. His wardrobe counts more than 900 suits. The Museum of the City of Brussels presents one hundred of the... más información
'Manneken Pis' (meaning "Little man Pee" in Dutch) is a landmark small bronze sculpture (61 cm) in Brussels, depicting a naked little boy urinating into a fountain's basin. It was designed by Hiëro... más información
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Best bars and terraces inside and around the former market hall of Saint-Géry. Don't forget to go inside the market hall itself: nice bar with comfortable chesterfield seats and city exhibitions.
Mappa Mundo, Le Roi Albert, Le Zebra.... multicultural bars where locals meet expats and tourists... Right next you'll find some delicious Asian restaurants opened until pretty late...
The Halles Saint-Géry gather lots of pubs and bars. Grab a beer and mingle with locals, expats and tourist in our beautiful city center!
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This is said to be one of the three best beer bars in the world ! It is actually just a nice place to relax, a beautifully renovated place on the soon to be pedestrianized central boulevards. Enjoy !
Beer is brewed on the spot and the card includes variety of brands from all over the world. They're hosting new labels every month! Fine brasserie food and live music on Thursday nights.
‘Beer is the answer’ is the slogan of this café. They are right. A whole lot of very special and excellent beers from all over the world. Do ask for a local one, they are the best.
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Cultural center in a former botanical glasshouse, with regular concerts, art exhibitions & theater. Beautiful afternoon walk in the heart of the city in the nature.
The garden is home to 18,000 kinds of plants and various exhibitions. The Plant Palace houses 13 interconnecting glasshouses that can be viewed throughout the year. Cultural and concert venue as well
Art House, amazing building, beautiful park. Concerts, projects, food, expos, artists... www.botanique.be/en
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Serious shopping from Louis Vuitton, Max Mara on Avenue Louise and Zara etc when you walk toward Toison d´Or.
The famous shopping area in Brussels with its art galleries, restaurants, luxury fashion boutiques.
Avenue Louise is one of the main shopping area of Brussels. One side of the Avenue Louise is considered as Brussels' Champs-Elysées, where most of the posh boutiques and the great names of internat... más información
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If you like to dance on rock music of the 60s, even of the 20s, this is a place for you. It's opened every day (except monday and sunday). The entrance is free for girls every tuesday before 23h.
Nightclub. Swing, Lindy hop on Tuesday Atmosphere of the 40s, 50s or 60s depending on the themes of the evening
A must in the Brussels nightlife, Madame Moustache is a bar that looks like a cabaret where rock concerts and DJ nights taking place from Tuesday to Saturday . Un incontournable de la vie nocturne ... más información
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This is going out: sometimes you land in a cosy jazz atmosphere, sometimes you're dancing next to to the grand piano. Original art deco interior, drinks professionally served, a must.
Brussels best known cocktail/jazz bar. You have to ring the door bell to be able to enter, but don't worry: anybody is welcome to come in and try one of the great cocktails or enjoy the great Art D... más información
In 1937, the architect F Van Ruyskensvelde converted the ground floor into an Art Deco-style cocktail bar with an ocean-liner-style mezzanine and chrome panelling. In 1953, the bar was taken over b... más información
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A variety of art programs (exhibition, cinema, theatre...) I go here mainly for some world music established artists, or during the cultural seasons or parties.
The BOZAR experience Creativity, quality, and artistic diversity have been at the heart of the Centre’s mission since its foundation.
Founded two centuries ago, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium hold some twenty thousand paintings, sculptures and drawings. Located in Brussels, they consist of several museums
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Rue Neuve (French) or Nieuwstraat (Dutch) is "the" pedestrian street in Brussels' city center! It is the most popular shopping area in town by number of shoppers.
The main shopping streets in Brussels are the Rue Neuve and Avenue Louise. Rue Neuve runs from Place de la Monnaie, about 300m north of the Grand Place, to Place Rogier, near Brussels-North Station... más información
The best know shopping street in Brussels, with all major brands. At the end of the street, you can find Galeria Inno, a huge department store.
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Bar, concert, happy hour 19h/20h, antipasti
Very nice area, full of hipsters, artists etc. Every weekend they have a good parties
This trendy bar is a little bit overrated. But make sure you try the "Peche Mel Bush" wich is a beer cocktail mixing two beers The Bush (13° - pretty strong) and Pecheresse (+-5° light peach flavo... más información
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Concerts every night. Check out the programme before coming to Bxl and get your tickets on line. If you love music, this is the place to listen to it. From classic, to rock, electro, punk, jazz ...
Ancienne Belgique is a concert hall for contemporary music, it is one of the leading concert venues in Belgium, hosting a wide variety of international and local acts.
The place to be for big live concerts in Brussels. AB is a venue with around 2.000 people capacity. They host the best bands and musicians from around the world. Check their website: www.abconcerts.be
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Visitors will enjoy walking or jogging around the ponds and admiring the unusual nearby Sainte Croix church, with its Art Deco façade and neo-gothic interior
In the 19th century there were four ponds between Flagey and Abbaye de la Cambre. These two are the remaining ones. One of the most charming spots in Brussels to stroll (or jog) around.
Wealthy quiet area very popular for a walk, a run, or to have a seat on the grass. You can easily walk from there to the heart of Sonian Forest through Bois de la Cambre by staying in a green zone.
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Belgian beers.In the back of the café you’ll find a separate dining area, where four different spaghettis are served. On Saturdays, there are often jazz bands playing!
This nice café was recently renovated and is a huge succes. They have lots of good beers (ask for a local Brussels beer) and snacks. In the back, you can enjoy a simple daily special or a very dece... más información
Atmospheric brown bar with amazing beer selection and other Brussels delicacies and excellent spaghetti in a magnificent setting. Regular live music performances and every 2 weeks, on an sundayafte... más información
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Wether you are Belgian or not, you should not miss this very local place. Here, they understand what you mean when you ask for a café crème ;-)
A very traditional café (local brewery De La Senne even brewed a tripel for them, only available at Verschueren) with some fantastic architecture and interior design.
Very authentic cafe-bar, with long 'tradition'? Drink or basic meals als bolo, soups etc.. Original athmosphere- très Bruxelaire!
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Very intimate and dark. All dishes based on mushrooms. Reservation needed. Opposite the street same owners tapas and drinks
Specialized in mushrooms meals. +Vintage design interior. (Reservation is recommended) www.cafedesspores.be
Gastronomic restaurant. All the dishes are made with mushrooms. So if you are a mushroom lover, this is a must stop. (! This is not low budget !) Make sure to book a table before.