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#1 of 161 attractions in Brussels
1,154 reviews
The Grand Place, which I have visited several times, was largely cordoned off by barriers on Friday 6 August. The buildings are certainly very fine but you cannot go inside them...
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Attraction type Landmarks/ Points of Interest; Historic Sites
Distance 0.1 miles from city center
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#2 of 161 attractions in Brussels
20 reviews
Flower carpet making that takes place every two years (next time on 15th August 2012)
Attraction type Other
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#3 of 161 attractions in Brussels
125 reviews
A fantastic museum, well worth finding. Victor Horta is one of the founders of Art Nouveau. The museum is actually the house that Horta designed and built for himself. It is...
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Attraction type Art Museums; Specialty Museums; Historic Sites; Architectural Buildings
Distance 1.7 miles from city center
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#4 of 161 attractions in Brussels
83 reviews
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Experience the European Parliament as never before. At our Visitors' Centre in Brussels, children and adults alike get to discover in a refreshingly......
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Experience the European Parliament as never before. At our Visitors' Centre in Brussels, children and adults alike get to discover in a refreshingly new way more about the institution that represents them.Dynamic, interactive multimedia displays guide our visitors through the journey of European integration and the impact this has on our everyday lives. The Centre caters to all 23 official languages of the European Union and admission is free. The facilities have been designed to make them fully accessible to those with special needs.
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Attraction type Government Buildings
Distance 1.1 miles from city center
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#5 of 161 attractions in Brussels
39 reviews
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Tease your sweet tooth with a sample of gourmet chocolate at Pierre Marcolini, or any number of Belgian chocolate and cookie shops throughout......
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Tease your sweet tooth with a sample of gourmet chocolate at Pierre Marcolini, or any number of Belgian chocolate and cookie shops throughout Brussels.
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Distance 0.5 miles from city center
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#6 of 161 attractions in Brussels
87 reviews
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Kids can’t enough of dinosaurs, so take to the biggest dinosaur gallery in Europe, the Museum des Sciences Naturelles. Star attractions include 30......
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Kids can’t enough of dinosaurs, so take to the biggest dinosaur gallery in Europe, the Museum des Sciences Naturelles. Star attractions include 30 fossilized Iguanodons discovered more than 130 years ago, along with a host of other dinoasaurs guaranteed to fascinate kids of all ages.
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Attraction type Natural History Museums; History Museums
Distance 1.3 miles from city center
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#7 of 161 attractions in Brussels
95 reviews
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The Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History is the perfect stop for history and military enthusiasts. Located in the two northernmost......
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The Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History is the perfect stop for history and military enthusiasts. Located in the two northernmost halls of the Cinquantenaire Park historic complex, the museum collections comprise more than 10 centuries of military and technology history, ranging from suits of armor, antique firearms and swords to armored vehicles and airplanes. Numerous paintings, sculptures, decorations, and military uniforms bring back to life the military history of this area. Admission is free. Closed on Mondays.
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Attraction type Military Museums
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#8 of 161 attractions in Brussels
75 reviews
Attraction type Art Museums
Distance 0.5 miles from city center
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#9 of 161 attractions in Brussels
113 reviews
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Discover the fabulous family brewery of the Cantillon Brewery, where Lambic, Gueze, Faro and Kriek have been made since 1900. Also home to the......
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Discover the fabulous family brewery of the Cantillon Brewery, where Lambic, Gueze, Faro and Kriek have been made since 1900. Also home to the Brussels museum of the Gueuze.
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Attraction type Breweries
Distance 0.9 miles from city center
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#10 of 161 attractions in Brussels
166 reviews
Attraction type Art Museums
Distance 2.1 miles from city center
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#11 of 161 attractions in Brussels
152 reviews
Attraction type Religious Sites; Architectural Buildings; Historic Sites
Distance 0.2 miles from city center
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#12 of 161 attractions in Brussels
48 reviews
Attraction type History Museums; Museums
Distance 7.3 miles from city center
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#13 of 161 attractions in Brussels
36 reviews
Attraction type Landmarks/ Points of Interest; Neighborhoods
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#14 of 161 attractions in Brussels
157 reviews
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Wander through the Les Galeries Saint Hubert, a gorgeous glass roofed arcade in the center of Brussels. Lined with cafes, theaters and luxury stores,......
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Wander through the Les Galeries Saint Hubert, a gorgeous glass roofed arcade in the center of Brussels. Lined with cafes, theaters and luxury stores, the Les Galeries Saint Hubert also has the distinction of being the first covered shopping arcade in Europe.
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Attraction type Malls; Historic Sites
Distance 0.1 miles from city center
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#15 of 161 attractions in Brussels
180 reviews
Begin the weekend strolling the weekly antique markets on the Place du Grand Sablon.
Attraction type Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Distance 0.5 miles from city center
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#16 of 161 attractions in Brussels
212 reviews
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As soon as it opened at the end of the 19th century, the luxurious Old England department store earned an excellent reputation for its highly......
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As soon as it opened at the end of the 19th century, the luxurious Old England department store earned an excellent reputation for its highly distinctive building. The entrance to the building is a jewel of the Art nouveau style while the rest is in perfect harmony with the neoclassical ensemble on the Place Royale, and just around the corner from the Grand Place and Central Station, no less!
It's here in this architectural gem that the MIM took up residence in June 2000.
The museum's reputation is mainly built on its extraordinary collections.
With a wealth of some 7000 instruments, the MIM is currently an internationally renowned instrumental museum.
Once inside, you'll embark on a true tour of the musical world. After your trip past the some 1500 pieces on exhibit, the instruments and their history will no longer hold any secrets: from viole da gamba from the Court of Brussels to the 20th century theremin, and even including the African kora! And be sure not to miss our area devoted to the instruments of Adolphe Sax.
The MIM is nothing other than a place to experience music. An infrared headphone system allows each visitor to explore the thematic tours to the tune of the melodious sound of the instruments presented. Translation is no problem. Everyone knows that music is a universal language.
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Attraction type Specialty Museums; Architectural Buildings
Distance 0.5 miles from city center
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#17 of 161 attractions in Brussels
82 reviews
Attraction type Religious Sites; Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Distance 0.6 miles from city center
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#18 of 161 attractions in Brussels
98 reviews
Attraction type Art Museums; Museums
Distance 0.5 miles from city center
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#19 of 161 attractions in Brussels
59 reviews
Attraction type Bar/ Clubs; Breweries
Distance 0.3 miles from city center
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#20 of 161 attractions in Brussels
19 reviews
Marionatte Theatre in the family for apparently eight generations, bit of a tourist trap but the beers are good and there are spooky marionettes all over and even some for sale...
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Attraction type Theaters
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