Considered one of the most beautiful medieval squares in Europe, the ornate Grand Place is the center of Brussels, where many historic buildings dating from the 17th century are located.

This is not a museum in the traditional sense: the museum itself is actually the house that Victor Horta built for himself in the late 1890s, which truly exemplifies the Art Nouveau style that made Horta into one of the most acclaimed architects in Belgium.

Nicknamed "Brussel's Oldest Citizen," this bronze statue of a little boy and a fountain was designed by Jerome Duquesnoy in 1619, and has become a familiar (and irreverent) symbol of the city.

This museum houses more than 1,000 ancient and rare instruments from around the world, and also operates as a modern music center, a working and educational space for music specialists, performers, researchers and students.

The Atomium reopened on February 18th, 2006. After more than one year of renovation works the Atomium has a new face and will give a brand new aesthetic experience to the visitors by taking them on a...

Popular pub features its own home-brew concoction called Sudden Death.