pretty cool.But not sure I would drag anyone across Brussels to see it More

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This place has a ride called death-ride, it is truly amazing and gives you a better thrill than bungee jumping, try it for sure. More

It took almost an hour by metro (Route 1A and get off at Heysel station) to get from Brussels to Atomium. There are two attractions located within a short walk from Heysel, the Atomium and Mini-Europe. The atomium itself could be described as out of this world when viewed from afar, as a structure so enormous and unconventional stood before... More

must see in daylight and all lit up at night ! beautifull since totally renovated , shiny and cleaned ! More

O.K., it's impressive and a symbol of Bruxelles. But don't worth a queue by 30 min to up with the elevator and the same to down, even the view from 102 meters is wonderful, but not in a rainy day, like we had... More

Remember that if you're taking the hop on, hop off tour bus, you can use your tickets to get a discount on entrance! It's quite interesting, and a very good few - but a bit like the space needle in that basically you go up to learn a bit of history and see very nice views of the area and... More

This "structure"--a massive iron molecule designed for a 1958 Expo--is exactly what you'd expect from something left over from the early days of the space race. It's very Jetsonian inside and out--kind of the way Space Mountain envisioned "the future." It's not terribly tall, but you still get a good panoramic view (although not of downtown Brussels). The entry and... More

Definetly worth a visit. Very different and unique. Great to see. got there around 10 am shortly after it opened. It got very busy around lunch time. It is an exhibition area and not much to do there just to visit and see the structure, the exhibits and the view from the top. Great way to spend half a day.... More