Things to Do in Brussels

Things to Do in Brussels

Things to Do in Brussels, although in many other European cities not offer a rich choice of day trip to Brussels for a few moments of fun to travelers with places to attract attention. In particular, the center of the city, especially in Europe, the Grand Palace, one of the world's most beautiful squares.

Things to Do in Brussels in the list of pictures of all the structures in the image above can be found in a sequential manner. Major sightseeing spots in the list if you want to get detailed information about the relevant links you can use.

List of Things to Do in Brussels

• Grand Place: Europe's most beautiful squares, the Grand Place Square in Brussels on our list of things to do in the first ranks. Square are also included in the List of UNESCO.

• City Hall: Grand Place Square is located at. Have been built in the 13th century Gothic building is one of the city's most famous buildings.

• Manneken Pis Statue of Children's work known by the name, the list of things to do in Brussels is one of our most famous landmarks.

• Atomium: world fair held in Brussels in 1958, was built for. The structure of an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times become icons.

• Mini Europe: Europe's most famous structures exhibited minayüt is the amusement park. There are 350 buildings in miniature.

• Royal Palace: was the official residence of the royal family. Today, the King, the Queen and her family live in the Royal Castle of Laeken.

• Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudule in Brussels on our list of places to visit is one of the most important religious buildings. Treurenberg is located on the tip.

• Parc du Cinquantenaire: built on a 30-hectare park, which was conducted in 1880, is a place planned in the framework of the National Exhibition.

• Autoworld Brussels on our list of places to visit is one of the most fun museum. Car-themed car is on display at the museum until about 400.

• Palace of Justice (Eng: Law Courts of Brussels, Fra: Palais de Justice) is Belgium's highest court. Located in Saint Gilles structure is built on an area of ​​20,000 square meters. Designed by architect Joseph Poelaert. The building was completed in 1883 for the construction of many homes were destroyed, and this has been causing controversy. Region with subway stops off at Louise, 92 tram from the same station or you can walk up from Marolles'.

• Galeries Royales Saint Hubert Brussels is one of the famous galleries. Designed by architect Jean-Pierre Cluysenaer to the construction of the building began in 1846 and took 18 months to build. Motto, "Everyhing for everybody" (everything for everyone) in the Galeries Royales Saint Hubert, shopping, dining, theater and opera performances possible.

• Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Brussels on the list of things to do other important religious structure. Basilica with two towers and a magnificent dome, is one of the symbols of Brussels. The dome is open to visitors. The construction was carried out at the beginning of the 20th century basilica. Basilica 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., dome 1 May to 30 September 09:00 to 17:15, 1 October to 30 April 10:00 to 16:45 and can be visited between. Are free to visit the dome of the Basilica input is required to pay 4 euros.

• Rue Neuve in Brussels is the main shopping street. Pedestrianized area, a street which is located in the center of Brussels. Meir in Antwerp after the country's second largest shopping point. In particular, where there are shops that sell clothing and electronics in Rue Neuve can see many famous brands. In the region in terms of price and quality is possible to find more suitable options.

• Coudenberg: is a small hill in Brussels. Coudenberg Palace and Fortress are located here. Nearly 700 years earls, dukes, kings, emperors live here. As a result of long-term excavations of the palace was opened to the kalntı. Coudenberg the word "cold hill" means. As location is one of the important places in Brussels.

• Stock Exchange Building (Eng: Brussels Stock Exchange, Fra: Bourse de Bruxelles): Things to Do in Brussels is one of the most beautiful structures in the list. Was established in 1801. SUYS was designed by architect Leon. Brussels is one of the most beautiful buildings from the 19th century. Aside from the intended use of the building is successful in terms of architecture. In 2000, Paris, Lisbon and Amsterdam stock exchanges merged with. Bourse station can be found here. But unfortunately today Bourse building is closed to visitors.

• Palais de la Nation (Eng: Belgian Federal Parliament) is a palace in Brussels. The building was built in 1783, was designed by architect Guimard Barnaba. Until 1830 in the Palais des Etats General, a name we carry the name was changed after. Monday - Saturday 10.00 - 15.00 which can be visited round the Palais de la Nation in advance is not possible to distinguish. But before that it is useful to get information over the phone.

• Leopold Park is a park in Brussels. European Quarter is near. Built on 10 hectares, the park was opened in 1880. The most striking point in the park is a small lake. In addition to this, various animal and plant species may park. Running, walking, suitable for leisure parks, the city is a place where you can get fresh air can escape from the hustle and bustle.

• Brussels Botanic Park (Eng: Botanical Garden of Brussels) are botanical gardens in the north of Brussels. Park, which is home to about 18,000 species of plants husband is a place where you can spend a day having fun. The gardens are also available in different activities for visitors. Founded in 1826, the park entrance fee is 5 euros, admission is free for children under 12 years of age.

• Place du Grand Sablon in Brussels on our list of places to visit is one of the main squares. Square 16 - dating from the 19th century, the house can be seen. Also antique shops, typical restaurants and chocolatiers in Belgium is home to. Square is the meeting point for local and foreign tourists. Established antiques market every weekend in the form of the city.

• Belgian Comics Museum (Eng: Belgian Comic Strip Center): Contents and in a manner that is different in the museum you can see the cartoons and cartoon heroes. This museum is considered to be a complete dream world. In particular, Ten Ten, The Smurfs and other works belonging to various cartoon characters can be examined. Museum Tuesday - Sunday 10.00 - 18.00 and can be visited. 7.5 full fare ticket prices, discount ticket is 6 euros.

• Horta Museum (Eng: Horta Museum): Architect Victor Horta museum dedicated to the early 1900s the emerging "new art" movement is related to. Victor Horta's house was purchased in 1963 and the building structure to reflect the best of the goods has been converted into a museum. Museum Tuesday - Sunday 14:30 to 17:00 and can be visited between. Entrance fee for the museum are as follows: Full ticket 7 students is 03.05 euros.

• Brussels Museum (Eng: Museum of the City of Brussels) on our list of things to do in Brussels is another important museum. Grand Place is located. Brussels museum dedicated to the history and tradition of the city's development in sculpture, painting, drawings, photographs, notes, items such as the remains are examined. Museum Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 to 17:00 for 3 Euro a fully tickets can be visited. Brussels cardholders admission is free.

• Museum of Musical Instruments (Eng: Musical Instrument Museum of Brussels): Brussels is one of the cultural museum. Belgium is part of the Museum of Fine Arts. More than 8000 are exhibited in the museum of musical instruments. Tuesday - Friday 9:30 to 17:00, Saturday - Sunday 10:00 to 17:00 between the full ticket 5 discount tickets as 4 euros and can be visited free of charge to persons under the age of 12

• Brewery Museum (Eng: Museum of Belgian Brewers): Belgium is one of the different museums. Beer museum, which is associated with passion, Belgium's rich history of beer choices and can testify. In Belgium, more than 400 varieties of beer are produced each year. This is a place that is rich in museums, such as Museum of Belgian Brewers are inevitable. Museum entrance ticket is 6 euros and this price includes a beer on arrival. Museum weekdays 10:00 to 17:00 on weekends after 12 noon, is open to visitors.

• Museum of Natural Sciences of Belgium (Eng: Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences): natural sciences museum is located in Brussels Belgium. Dinosaurs and evolution issues mainly museum, which has many important collections. Among the most important collections of fossils and mammal belonging to have. Museum weekdays 09:30 to 16:45 on weekends and public holidays 10:00 to 18:00 between the hours of 4:50 - 7 euros can be visited at ticket prices ranging.

• Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium (Eng: Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium) is a fine arts museum in Brussels. Belgium is one of the most famous museums Museum of Fine Arts, in particular works of art dating from the 17th and 18th centuries are on display somewhere. But to see the works of the 19th and 20th centuries are also possible. Museums, Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 to 17:00 and can be visited between. It is closed on public holidays.

• Chocolate Museum: our list of things to do in Brussels is one of the most fun museum. Museum Draps famous Belgian chocolatier Joseph Joe's was founded by the wife.

• BELvue Museum (Eng: BELvue Museum) is a museum in Brussels. It is the national museum on the history of Belgium. The exhibits in the museum is divided into more than 12. Date of Belgium, the Belgian revolution, I. and II. World War II as part of the exhibits are popular. Museum every day 10:00 to 17:00 (June - September 10:00 to 18:00) between the hours can be visited on the full ticket for 5 euros. Brussels Card is free with admission.

• Halle Gate (Fra: Porte de Hal): City gate structure with a list of things to do in Brussels is one of the important historical monuments. The medieval structure was built in 1381. Brussels is the second part of the defensive wall. The figures are still visible on the finished door. The other six gates in the city walls are damaged and the defense has come up to the door unharmed today. Tuesday - Friday 9:30 to 17:00, Saturday - Sunday 10:00 to 17:00 and can be visited between. Full ticket 5 students is 4 euros.

• Jeanneke Pis Manneken Pis statue of peeing boy figurine is made ​​in co. Located close to the Grand Place, Manneken Pis Pis Jeanneke was built in 1987. Half-foot blue - gray, this small statue of a little girl is depicted. The famous Manneken Pis statue is made so that the child is said to be a friend. The Jeanneke Pis of the new symbols of the city, to protect them from vandalism is located behind iron columns.

Except where the above; Ancient Art Museum (Le Musee d'Art Ancien), the Modern Art Museum (Le Musée d'Art Moderne), Wiertz Museum Le Musée Antoine Wiertz), Constantin Meunier Museum (Le Musee Constantin Meunier) and the Children's Museum (Le Musée des Enfants ASBL ) for the trip to Brussels is one of the places to visit.