The city's charm For the lover of living history, Brussel is the perfect town! Start by visiting the Grand Place (market square), go on into the Koekelberg basilica e climb to the dome to get one of the best views of the town. Meet the history of Brussels walking through the several cultural attractions: Musée de La Ville de Bruxelles, Musée Royal des Beaux-Arts and the typical statue of a little boy making pee, the Manneken-Pis. Don’t forget to wander in the city at night, where the amazing lightning totally changes the city.
Shopping, chocolates and laces Famous by its delicate bonbons, Brussels invites you to taste these traditional delicacies. Visit one of the several shops exclusively dedicated to the production of these bonbons and try to choose your favourite. The laces are also well-known for its high quality and attention to detail. If you’re a lover of this art, be sure to visit the several lace shops scattered around the town and take some souvenirs home. The character Tintin and his dog Milou, created by the Dutch illustrator Hergé, are one of the Brussels pride, so you will be able to buy several items related to this cartoon. If you prefer general shopping, the Rue Neuve and the Boulevard Anspach are the right place to go.