The artistic charm and timeless architecture of Brussels leaves an impression that beckons further exploration. Classic Belgian style combines effortlessly with contemporary European luxuries. Historic Art Nouveau buildings stand shoulder-to-shoulder as cathedral peaks brim to the sky. La Grande-Place, Manneken-Pis and Town Hall all host some of Europe’s most renowned architectural achievements. Of course, aside from historical contexts, modern pleasantries thrive throughout. From celebrated Avenue Louise shopping to notorious beer tastings in Winksele, visitors stay busy exploring Brussels tourist attractions and events. Art exhibits, historic tours and fashion districts showcase Brussels’ rich history whilst featuring its newest pleasures.
One of the premier shopping streets in the city, Avenue Louise offers shoppers a great variety of prestigious international brands and stylish boutiques, many housed in charming Art Nouveau buildings.
Flagey boasts a world-class programme with something to suit all tastes, young and old alike.
Tootbus invites you to explore the Belgian capital at your own pace with its hop-on hop-off bus tours in Brussels.
Brussels comes alive with a vibrant calendar of events in 2026. From August 13 to 16, visit the world-famous Flower Carpet, as the Grand-Place is transformed into a breathtaking floral masterpiece. Continue the celebrations during the Belgian Beer Weekend (September 5–7), where Belgium's finest breweries take over the city centre, before immersing yourself in the Brussels International Film Festival (September 4–12), a must-attend event showcasing outstanding international cinema.
One guide, one car, the whole day handled.
Belgium's Wanderlust runs private, all-inclusive day tours for small groups, never more than eight guests, with door-to-door pickup from the hotel.
Brussels celebrates art and culture year-round. In October, the Nocturnes de Bruxelles offer you a unique experience: the museums of Brussels open their doors at night for special visits and unexpected performances.
The Châtelain District is a district of Ixelles well known for its many art galleries, exhibitions, museums, restaurants, bars, parks and its remarkable building: the Church of the Holy Trinity from the 19th century. Its prestigious listed residences, its numerous hotels and its Wednesday evening market are what also characterize this famous district and make it so attractive.
This cheeky sculpture is a must-see for any visit to the Belgian capital. Embodying the local's sense of humour and free-thinking spirit, it is the best-known symbol of the people of Brussels.
Often cited as one of Europe's most beautiful squares, the Grand Place is the historic heart of Brussels.
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