Brussels

Beer is a pretty common drink in most European countries. It is consumed with food, while socializing, during any time of the day. In some parts of Europe, beer is as cheap as water itself. Ireland, Germany and other countries have varying kinds of beer available in their bars. One of such beer crazed countries thus is Belgium...

If you’re planning a trip to Brussels the first things you will want to read about are the city’s top attractions, where to stay, the general prices of hotels and restaurants, among other useful information...

Our bike routes are the best means to discover our beautiful capital and its suburbs. In the mood for some exploring? Feel like making unforgettable memories with your friends? Here you’ll find everything you need.

Though decidedly less expensive than the likes of other European capital cities such as Amsterdam or Paris, there’s no denying that a visit to Brussels may well cost you a pretty penny depending on what activities you’re planning to partake in and where you wish to stay. Luckily, there are a myriad of free things to do in Brussels which are fun, cool, and wont’ break the bank! Here’s your complete guide…

Museums are slowly reopening their doors. Given the situation, we encourage you to visit the museums' websites to get the most up-to-date information. From the smallest to the biggest, from the most classical to the funniest, from the artistical to the scientifical, discover more than 150 museums and visits in Brussels...

Here you find a complete overview of Brussels markets...

Free entry to 49 Brussels museums - Discounts to tourist attractions, guided tours, shops, restaurants, bars & clubs - Free Brussels Card information guide, free city map and museum map - Optional: unlimited travel on public transport, unlimited access to Hop on Hop off buses and entry to the unmissable Atomium.

Ten years ago, it still felt like a dream, but today we can say without hesitation: Welcome to Brussels, a city of cyclists! As cyclists are becoming increasingly ever-present on our streets, the bicycle industry is booming. You can see it in new infrastructure such as bicycle paths, bicycle parking lots, bicycle routes, bicycle-friendly hotels and many other facilities. Not to mention the dizzying array of tours and events...

Chances are, if you’re travelling to Belgium then you probably have Brussels in your sights. This complex city is not just the nation’s capital, but also a melting pot of all things Belgium. Finding things to see and do in this city shouldn’t be a challenge, given its long time popularity as a cultured European tourist destination.

Brussels is a huge and multicultural city with over a million people and plenty of things to keep travelers busy. But to really experience Belgium's charm, it's best to visit one of the nearby smaller cities, such as the medieval Bruges—or Brugge in the local Flemish language—just 60 miles (97 kilometers) north of Brussels...

The Brussels Card is an ideal travelling companion for discovering the fascinating capital of Europe. For 24/48/72 hours, the Brussels Card allows you to benefit from: Free entry to 49 Brussels museums - Discounts to tourist attractions, guided tours, shops, restaurants, bars & clubs - Free Brussels Card information guide, free city map and museum map - Optional : unlimited travel on public transport, unlimited access to Hop on Hop off buses and entry to the unmissable Atomium.

Located in the North of Belgium, not far from the border with The Netherlands, Antwerp (known locally as ‘Antwerpen’ and in French as ‘Anvers’) is a university city known for its amazing craft beers and beautiful architecture. Here’s a guide to the best hidden gems and secret spots in Antwerp you should know about...

Located in north-western Belgium, Bruges is one of Europe’s most well-preserved medieval towns, bursting with old world charm Romanesque and Gothic architecture and a romantic atmosphere.

The most authentic chocolate store in Brussels. Public and private workshops every day. Handmade chocolate. True passion, love and respect for the humans and the products. Handcrafted production of chocolates certified by SPF Economy (Belgian government).

Please check for travel restrictions before booking and travelling to an accommodation. Travel may be permitted only for certain purposes and in particular, touristic travel may not be allowed...

The Euro is the official currency of the European Union in circulation since 1998, about 23 years. In addition, 38 other countries use this money, see the FAQ for more details. The euro is abbreviated by the currency code EUR by ISO:4217 standard, and sign € it's a symbol.

All countries in Europe offer amazing road trip opportunities. France, Spain, and Italy are the most popular travel countries in Europe. A one week road trip to France takes you to the city of Paris and the region of Métropole de Lyon, along with more amazing destinations. There are many more exciting road trips to do in Europe. Just choose your favorite country first to find the best attractions...