Brussels is a very attractive destination that attracts a huge number of visitors, who are amazed by its historical riches, monuments, museums and quality cuisine. It is the headquarters of the European Parliament and is home to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), awakening many sensations in its visitors at its tourist attractions. Admire every detail of the architecture of this region and its artistic works that are displayed on the facades of the buildings and all of its sculptures, as you walk along its cobblestone streets. Its official currency is the euro and its official languages are French and Flemish; those who only speak English will have no difficulty on this trip.

Discover its main tourist attractions
The Royal Palace or Paleis Royal de Bruxelles is a beautiful building that was built on the site of the Palace of the Dukes of Brabant, but was destroyed in a fire in 1731. It is in this building that the King of Belgium carries out all his duties as head of state and has no direct political power. It is open to the public and has a beautiful façade. Walk through the Warandepark or Parc de Bruxelles, which is very close to the Royal Palace. It is a leisure area that is considered very important in this city and has beautiful green lawns, many trees, sculptures and many fountains.
During the summer season, the park's events calendar is usually very busy. Another tip is to visit the Ascenseur Marolles-Poelaert, which is the panoramic Marollen-Poelaert Elevator. At the bottom of the elevator, which leads to Poelaert Square, there is a terrace with beautiful views of the Belgian capital. The ride up this elevator is free, so you can watch the beautiful sunset and many people will be there too.
Another park is Jubelpark. It was built in 1880 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Belgium’s independence. This park also has a huge green area, with beautiful gardens, fountains and impressive buildings, such as the Arc de Triomphe. It’s a beautiful place to take a walk or have a delicious picnic.
The Atomium is seen by tourists as a monument measuring 102 meters. It was built in 1958 for the first post-war world fair. Today, it is one of the most famous attractions in Brussels. Visit the inside and, after passing through a metal detector, you can go up to the 7th floor for a panoramic view and access to the restaurant at the top.

The most famous tourist attraction in Brussels is the Grand Place, or Grot Market in Flemish. It is a square that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its construction began in the 15th century, but it was in the 17th century that it was filled with elements that show the details of the social and cultural level of that period. There are also several museums in this place.
The small fountain statue is called Manneken-pis. It is a statue of a little man peeing and is located just a few meters from the Grand Place. This statue was created by a sculptor named Hieronimus Duquesnoy in the 17th century. This area is always full of tourists.
The Church of Notre Dame du Sablon attracts the attention of tourists for all its richness and its Gothic style, in a building that dates back to the 15th century and some records are dated due to a chapel that was founded in the same place in the year 1304 and commissioned by the architects of that city and with a beautiful interior full of stained glass windows and a wooden pulpit made in 1697.
A beautiful view of this city can be had from the top of Mont des Arts, which is a beautiful place that is always very busy day or night. It is a beautiful tourist spot that always provides beautiful photographs and is also home to two of the most important museums in Brussels. It is a place that was designed by King Léopold II, who wanted to transform Brussels into a very modern city.
As Belgium is one of the largest beer producers in the world, Delirium Café is a great place to enjoy its menu, which has over 200 pages of local and international beers, and has already been recognized by the Guinness Book. It is a great place to enjoy the beer that is very famous in this region.

How will you get around Brussels?
In Brussels, it is easy to explore on foot and enjoy the beauty of its streets. Have a good map and wear comfortable shoes, as the streets are cobblestone. There is a good public transport system and, in general, its opening hours are from 6 am to midnight, which makes life easier for people who need to plan a trip around the capital.
Taxis and Uber are also found throughout Brussels, with many points reserved exclusively for these vehicles, which wait for their passengers. The price is charged per kilometer traveled. Official taxis are white or black. Uber is a cheaper alternative to conventional taxis, which require registration on the app.
Bicycles can also be rented to explore the city in a fun and environmentally friendly way. You can go to a terminal equipped with a card reader and follow the instructions. Driving in Brussels is not worth it, because of the traffic, which is not good at certain times of the day, and also because you have to spend a few euros on parking or renting a car.

Plan your trip to Brussels, a historic capital. It will be an amazing trip, with many cool attractions, such as its beers or its incredible buildings. Don't miss this chance, get organized and make the most of this trip that will be etched in the memory of your fellow travelers. Have a good trip!