Squeeze in amid the regulars at this outdoor fish stall—they’re all devouring massive plates of perfectly steamed mussels. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Meteen bij het binnenkomen weerspiegelt een grote toonbank de rijkdom van de Libanese keuken, die gezond, licht, gevarieerd en expressief is. Read more.
The administrative residence and main workplace of the King of Belgium, where guests are received and banquets are held. Did you know that its facade is 50% longer than that of Buckingham Palace?
Located in the beautiful Cinquantenaire park since 1923, the museum houses an impressive collection of military (and civilian) aircrafts. Note: entrance is no longer free!
During the performance of Auber's opera The Mute Girl of Portici on August 25th, 1830, a riot broke out starting the Belgian Revolution and eventually leading to Belgian independence.
Brussels's most authentic neighbourhood, known for its antique shops and the daily flea market. The name derives from the abbey of Maria Colentes, where lepers found shelter in the Middle Ages.
4421 ha of forest, only a stone's throw from the city center of Brussels.
Come and discover the history of Belgium's railway network, the oldest on the European continent and admire the Pays de Waes, built in 1842 and the oldest remaining steam engine in Europe.
