The Grand Place is the main plaza in Brussels, located near the central train station, known for its well-preserved architecture, rich gold decorations, and former guild halls, now home to restaurants, cafes, and the city hall.

The Atomium, located in Heysel Park, is a 102-meter tall iconic monument built for the World’s Fair of 1958 and designed in the form of an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times, with museum, exhibition space and viewing platform inside.

A historic Urban complex in central Brussels connecting downtown with Uptown, featuring architecture like the Royal Library of Belgium, the square Brussels meeting Center, the National Archives of Belgium, and a landscaped public garden with a breathtaking view of Brussels.

Le Manneken Pis, conçu en 1388, servait à l'origine de moyen pour de nombreuses personnes à Bruxelles de recevoir de l'eau, et la statue est régulièrement habillée de différents costumes.

The Royal Palace is the workplace of the Belgian King, offering visits to its interior from the end of July until the end of August and a ceremonial changing of the guards.

Le Musée Magritte abrite la plus grande collection d'œuvres de l'un des meilleurs artistes belges du XXe siècle, comprenant 250 œuvres d'art.

A shop known for two kinds of waffles: the Brussel waffle (square and fluffy, typically with toppings like cream and strawberries) and a thinner, caramelized waffle usually eaten without toppings.

Mini-Europe showcases miniature replicas of famous monuments across the European Union and other European countries, crafted meticulously at a scale of 1 to 25.