The museum is dedicated to Belgium's famous surrealist painter is a definite must-see when in Brussels. Opening Hours: Tues - Sun from 10 a.m - 5 p.m Nocturne: Wed until 8 p.m. Closed: on Mondays, Jan 1st, 2nd Thurs of January, May 1, Nov 1 and 11, Dec 25
Brussels is the ultimate European city. As the headquarters to the EU (European Union) and NATO it is often referred to as The Capital of Europe. It is an international metropolis – a mosaic of languages, cultures, and traditions. Brussels hosts over 80 museums, numerous tourist attractions, a vibrant nightlife, countless restaurants and shopping opportunities. The starting point for any visit to Brussels is the Grand'Place which was built as a merchant’s market in the 13th century. It serves as the center of the city and hosts numerous concerts and festivals, including the Ommegang pageant held every year in July.
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Grand-Place de BruxellesBrussels Town Hall is one of Belgium's finest civic buildings. Not only because of the numerous sculptures adorning its walls, but also because of its perfect proportions and the incomparable beauty of its tower, the spire of which is topped by the archangel Saint-Michael.
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Grand SablonGet your chocolate fix in one of the many chocolate shops on the Grand Sablon.
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Cantillon BreweryLeave modern society behind and step into the world of family-owned brewery Cantillion, where the brewing process has not changed since its foundation in 1900. Opening Hours: Mon - Fri from 8.30 AM till 5 PM Sat from 10 AM to 5 PM Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays
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AtomiumThe unmistakable symbol of Brussels and Belgium, the Atomium is Belgium's most popular attraction. Built for the 1958 World Exhibition, the Atomium is shaped on the model of a crystalline iron molecule enlarged 165 billion times. The Atomium is open every day, from 10am until 6pm (ticket office closes at 5.30pm).
