Things to do in Brussels
30 featured experiences · 900 total indexed in Brussels
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Boule et Bill - Bollie en Billie
Spot this charming bronze tribute to Belgium's beloved comic duo Boule et Bill on Brussels' streets.
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Brussels Park
Stroll elegant tree-lined paths in Brussels' grand 18th-century park, the city's beloved green heart.
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Brussels Town Hall
Marvel at Brussels' stunning 15th-century Gothic town hall dominating the world-famous Grand Place.
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Château de Val Duchesse - Kasteel Hertoginnedal
A hauntingly beautiful medieval castle nestled in lush Brussels parkland, steeped in royal and diplomatic history.
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Church of Our Lady of Laeken
A stunning neo-Gothic masterpiece housing Belgian royal tombs, rising majestically above the Laeken district.
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Cirque Royal - Koninklijk Circus
A grand 19th-century landmark hosting world-class performances beneath a breathtaking domed ceiling in Brussels.
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Coudenberg
Walk through the buried remains of Brussels' grand medieval royal palace beneath the city streets.
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Église Notre-Dame des Victoires au Sablon - Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-ter-Zavelkerk
A breathtaking Gothic church gracing Brussels' elegant Sablon square, rich with centuries of art and devotion.
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Église Sainte-Catherine - Sint-Katelijnekerk
A stunning Gothic church in Brussels' vibrant fish market square, blending medieval grandeur with lively city life.
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Het Zinneke
Meet Brussels' cheekiest bronze dog, lifting his leg on a lamppost in cheeky solidarity with Manneken Pis.
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Horta Museum
Step inside Victor Horta's masterpiece home, a breathtaking showcase of swirling Art Nouveau architecture and design.
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Hôtel Tassel
Victor Horta's groundbreaking 1893 townhouse launched Art Nouveau and is now a UNESCO World Heritage gem.
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Jardin botanique - Kruidtuin
A lush 19th-century garden in the heart of Brussels, blending elegant glasshouses with peaceful green escapes.
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Jeanneke Pis
Meet Manneken Pis's little sister, a charming bronze fountain tucked in a hidden Brussels alley.
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Maison du Roi - Broodhuis
Historic civic building showcasing medieval or Renaissance architecture in the city centre.
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Maison Saint-Cyr - Huis Saint-Cyr
One of Brussels' most extravagant Art Nouveau facades, bursting with swirling organic details and bold personality.
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Manneken Pis
Brussels' cheeky little bronze boy has charmed visitors for centuries with his irreverent, legendary spirit.
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Mini-Europe
Stroll through iconic European landmarks in miniature at this charming Brussels theme park.
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Museum for Natural Sciences of Belgium
Explore Belgium's premier natural history museum, home to incredible dinosaur skeletons and breathtaking biodiversity exhibits.
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Musical Instruments Museum
Explore 8,000 instruments across centuries inside a stunning Art Nouveau masterpiece.
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National Basilica of the Sacred Heart
One of the world's largest Art Deco churches, crowning Brussels with a magnificent 89-meter dome.
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Palace of Justice
One of the world's largest 19th-century buildings, this colossal courthouse dominates Brussels with jaw-dropping eclectic grandeur.
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Parc du Cinquantenaire - Jubelpark
Stroll beneath a grand triumphal arch in Brussels' grandest park, perfect for history and greenery lovers.
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Pavilion of Human Passions
A Victor Horta masterpiece housing Lambeaux's scandalous marble relief of raw human emotion.