Brussels Travel & Vacation Guide

House of member states The Europa building is the main seat of the European Council and the Council of the EU. It hosts EU summits, multilateral summits and ministerial meetings. The national delegations and the President of the European Council also have their offices in Europa.

From myths and discoveries to the chaos and cohesion of the 20th century, the House of European History will take visitors on a journey along the path of Europe’s history and challenge them to contemplate its future.

Come and discover the Parlamentarium, the European Parliament's Visitors Centre. An original and free discovery in the heart of the European quarter.

Start your visit to the European Parliament in Brussels at Station Europe, on the lively Place du Luxembourg. Whether you’re just curious or know exactly what you want to see, Station Europe has all the information you need to make the most of your visit.

Brussels hosts the main offices of the Members of the European Parliament. A visit to the Hemicycle is a great way to soak up the exciting atmosphere of the world’s largest transnational parliament and find out about its powers and role.

Right next door to Ancienne Belgique you will find cafe Bonnefooi which roughly translates to "by chance" in the Brussels dialect. It’s a young and cosy place with friendly staff, a balcony, and impressive entertainment: DJs, live bands, exhibitions, etc. It’s a great place to go after a concert in Ancienne Belgique.

L'Archiduc offers jazz, cocktails, an art gallery and live music in an art deco atmosphere at the heart of the historic centre of Brussels. This historic bar opened in 1937.

Dive into Madame Moustache, the neo-cabaret cafe for dancing and live music. The atmosphere and decor make it a key part of Brussels' nightlife!

When it comes to Brussels nightlife, The Fuse continues to set the tone with the help of some of the world’s best DJs. The club opened all the way back in 1994, in a former cinema with a 1200-person capacity.

Avec Plaizier is a charming and quirky gem nestled in downtown Brussels, a stone's throw away from Grand Place. This unique shop is a haven for art lovers, specialising in an array of artistic postcards, humorous books, posters, and photography.

De Biertempel stands as a true beer temple, living up to its name by offering a diverse selection of Belgian beers that numbers in the hundreds. This specialised shop not only showcases popular choices but also boasts a collection of rare and vintage Belgian brews. Beer enthusiasts can explore the extensive range while also discovering an array of drinkware, T-shirts, and other beer-related merchandise, making De Biertempel a haven for those seeking a genuine Belgian beer experience.

Indulge your sweet tooth with a gourmet chocolate experience at Pierre Marcolini. The carefully curated selection of chocolates and macarrons offers a symphony of rich and nuanced tastes, highlighting the artistry behind each creation.

The House of Comics is a paradise for comic enthusiasts, stocking up a vast collection in French, Dutch, English, German, and Spanish. Specialising in Tintin albums available in over 50 languages, the shop extends its offer to an array of comics, manga, and graphic novels. The House of Comics also features a variety of collectables, including figures, posters, postcards, playing cards, and puzzles.

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For the best information on Brussels... visit.brussels is the Brussels tourist agency. Its mission is to bolster and spread the image of the Brussels-Capital Region. visit.brussels wishes to put Brussels on the local and international map as the capital of 500 million Europeans, the ""world city"" where 180 different nationalities mingle, making Brussels a cosmopolitan place with permanent links to the rest of the world.

For the best information on Brussels... visit.brussels is the Brussels tourist agency. Its mission is to bolster and spread the image of the Brussels-Capital Region. visit.brussels wishes to put Brussels on the local and international map as the capital of 500 million Europeans, the ""world city"" where 180 different nationalities mingle, making Brussels a cosmopolitan place with permanent links to the rest of the world.

For the best information on Brussels... visit.brussels is the Brussels tourist agency. Its mission is to bolster and spread the image of the Brussels-Capital Region. visit.brussels wishes to put Brussels on the local and international map as the capital of 500 million Europeans, the ""world city"" where 180 different nationalities mingle, making Brussels a cosmopolitan place with permanent links to the rest of the world.