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About Brussels
Brussels is the capital of Belgium and the political centre of Europe. It is home to the headquarter of the European Union. Despite its metropolitan status, Brussels is a surprisingly small and quiet city. In contrast to charming Bruges and Ghent, which are always full of tourists. The Belgian capital is the country’s main educational and economic centre. The city is located at the crossroads of two cultures – Romanesque and Germanic. That is why, the city has a unique character and a liberal atmosphere.
What to do in Brussels
Start your journey from the Grand Place (Grote Markt), the main square of Brussels and the heart of the old city. This urban space is considered to be one of the best-preserved historical market squares in Europe. The architectural ensemble of the Grand Place is unique. All buildings represent a magnificent example of Baroque and Gothic architecture with a noticeable Flemish influence. They are decorated with pediments, pilasters, and balustrades, as well as carved stonework and rich gold decor. The Grand Place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Brussels.
The King’s Square is the second popular place in Brussels. It is here that you will see the Royal Palace, which is used by Belgian monarchs as their official residence.
Walk to see Manneken Pis. It is Brussels’ most famous landmark, with its origins dating back to the 14th century. The current statue was made in 1619 and has been stolen several times. During major holidays, events and festivals, this sculpture is dressed in outfits that correspond to the spirit of the event. Find out legends about this famous statue.
Visit St Michael’s Cathedral, the well known sacral monument in Brussels. This imposing Gothic church has a beautiful facade and a rich interior, decorated with stained glass and paintings.
And of course, you should see one of the modern but most visited landmarks –Â The Atomium. It is a bizarre 102-metre steel and aluminium structure designed for the 1958 World Fair. The Atomium is a building in the shape of an iron molecule magnified 165 million times.
Discover the capital of Belgium in its diversity.
