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Magellan restaurant dining, On-site fitness center
Industrial heritage design concept, Canal-side Molenbeek location
Relaxing on-site spa, Well-equipped fitness room
Magritte-inspired interior design, Quiet inner courtyard terrace
Rooftop indoor swimming pool, Signature Akai Sushi restaurant
Mediterranean garden view dining, Expansive private garden terrace
Panoramic city view balconies, Secluded interior courtyard garden
Authentic Kom-Kom restaurant decor, Rogier Metro Station proximity
Eclectic Moorish and Baroque design, Tranquil Andalusian interior garden
Historic heart of Brussels setting, Convenient self-service luggage lockers
Mediterranean and Moroccan buffet, Franco-Belgian comic book universe
Botanical Garden of Brussels views, Convenient Brussels-North connection
Proximity to Brussels Central Station, Social courtyard and lounge
Direct airport bus link, Versatile triple guest rooms
Panoramic square view rooms, Traditional walk-up architecture
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Gourmet dining at Brasserie Estére, Eighth-floor fitness studio
Gourmet dining at Kolya Restaurant, Access to sister hotel amenities
Smart and functional urban concept, Pet-friendly accommodation options
On-site fitness studio, Strategic hub for major events
Secret Rooftop bar and terrace, Victorian-style dining at Chutney's
Smoods themed bar and restaurant, Virtual stay assistance technology
Smart entertainment with Chromecast, Brussels Midi station proximity
Open-concept designer bathrooms, Convenient city transport links
Quiet interior-facing gallery rooms, Dedicated fitness and recreation rooms
Private city view terraces, On-site secure parking
Concierge and tour assistance, Chic urban retreat concept
Panoramic Brussels city views, InBalance wellness area
Panoramic Brussels city views, Victor Bar & Restaurant
Upper floor terrace views, Artistic Belgian boutique concept
Upper floor city views, Pedestrian zone tranquility
Gourmet dining at La Maison, Classic independent boutique charm
Industrial revolution design concept, Japanese garden terrace
Inclusive family and pet policy, Authentic Sainte Catherine district stay
Recently Refurbished Interiors, Well-Equipped Fitness Room
Panoramic cathedral and square views, Signature Hispania Brasserie dining
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Brussels is an important city for Belgium as well as the EU. It is the capital of the Flanders region, the capital of Belgium, and the administrative capital of the EU. Due to this importance, Brussels has a mix of government buildings, medieval architecture, museums, cafes, and everything in between. Hotels near the airport or in the city centre are scattered among this eclectic mix of very impressive buildings and the places important for the everyday lives of Belgian citizens. A visit to Brussels will leave you with the feeling of being in one of the most important cities in the EU, while also capturing the pace of life in Belgium.
This city, with its importance in regard to government, has architecture to match. The first stop on many people’s lists is the Grand Place. This plaza in Brussels Old Town is one of the most well preserved in all of Europe. Many of the beautiful Gildehuizen are still there, as is the Town Hall, or Hôtel de Ville . The Town Hall was built in 1402 and features many tapestries and murals illustrating the city’s history. Another area of the city that is just as grand is Place Royale. This square is surrounded by the Palais Royal , Royal Palace, the official home of the Belgian royal family, the Palais des Beaux-Arts , and the Royal Academy of Sciences. While not as grand as the previous two, Place du Grand Sablon is still a nice place to go and grab something to eat or drink while enjoying the architecture. One of the other most famous architectural landmarks in Brussels is Manneken Pis . No one knows exactly how and why this fountain statue of the little boy peeing was created, but there are many legends about its origin.
Brussels has may impressive churches and religious buildings to explore, all representing the long history of religion in the city. Saint-Michel Cathedral was founded in 1225, but the Gothic church was not completed until the 15th century. It has a stunning facade as well as beautiful furniture and stained glass windows inside. Notre-Dame du Sablon is another famous church in the city and was completed in the 16th century. It has some of the most beautiful stained glass windows in the entire city. In the Koekelberg district of Brussels stands the Basilique Nationale du Sacré Coeur . This church is one of the biggest churches in the entire world as it is so tall that you can see Antwerp from the cupola. It also holds a collection of art and an exhibit on the history of the church.
Belgium and the city of Brussels has a long and eclectic history of art. There are many museums and art centres that capture that history. One such centre is the Belgian Comic Strip Center. What would the world be without The Smurfs and Tintin. Thanks to artists in Belgium we never have to find out. The centre holds exhibitions on various Belgian and French artists on a rotating basis. For fine art, there is the Belgian Royal Museum of Fine Arts. Completed in 1881, the museum has two sections: ancient art and modern art. It is known for its impressive collection of Flemish, Dutch, and Belgian works dating back to before the 18th century. If you are fans of Victor Horta, the father of Art Nouveau, or René Magritte, the famous Belgian surrealist, you are in luck. Brussels has two museums dedicated solely to these two men: Horta Museum and René Magritte House Museum. For a little outdoor art, one of the most notable sculptures in Brussels is the Atomium. This surreal sculpture, created for the 1958 World Exhibition, depicts a molecule of iron magnified 165 billion times. At the top, you can get a great view of the city and on the way down you can visit all the exhibits in each of the spheres. If you are interested in music, the Musical Instruments Museum should be on your list. Their collection includes thousands of instruments from all over the world, dating back to the 19th century.
Brussels is not lacking in cultural experiences. Step out of your hotel and you will see there are so many places here that are very unique to this city. If you are interested in politics and the culture of the EU, a visit to the Parlamentarium or European Parliament might be a good stop. Another spot could be Mini-Europe. This exhibit displays Europe and many of its most famous landmarks in miniature, 1/25th their original size. In the Mont des Arts, a beautiful garden area of the city, you can view many of the city’s most famous buildings: Place Royale , Place de l’Albertine , Palais de la Dynastie , and Palais de Congrès . The Parc du Cinquantenaire is another lovely park where you can view the triumphal arch as well as the Royal Art and History Museum, the Belgian Army Museum and Museum of Military History. The museum has weapons and other military artefacts dating back to the Middle Ages, as well as 80 aircraft. While not usually open to visitors, a trip to the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken are still worth it due to their enormous size and architecture. And for some famous Belgian chocolate and beer, Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert offers a variety of chocolate shops, while at Cantillon Brewery you can try a beer but also learn about its history.
February is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Brussels, with typical prices around $199 per night based on 121 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Brussels are usually highest during April, with typical prices around $387 per night.
Hotel prices in Brussels usually range from $151 per night to $441 per night, with typical prices around $339 per night.
Hotel prices in Brussels are typically lowest in February at around $199 per night, rising to around $387 per night in April.
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In Brussels, you might want to check out Bedford Hotel & Congress Centre, MEININGER Hotel Brussel City Center, ibis Brussels off Grand Place, Le Chatelain Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Brussels, you might want to explore Le Chatelain Hotel, Hotel Le Plaza Brussels, Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's, Le Louise Hotel Brussels - MGallery Collection. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Brussels with your family, you could look at Bedford Hotel & Congress Centre, MEININGER Hotel Brussel City Center, ibis Brussels off Grand Place, Le Chatelain Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Bedford Hotel & Congress Centre, MEININGER Hotel Brussel City Center, ibis Brussels off Grand Place, Motel One Brussels could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Brussels, check out Thon Hotel Bristol Stephanie, Pullman Brussels Centre Midi, Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's, YOOMA Urban Lodge – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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