BRUSSELS
What To See And Do in Brussels
Brussels is a city where history and whimsy dance together on every corner. Step into the Grand Place, a square so dazzling it feels like a living stage set, then wander through winding lanes where the scent of waffles drifts between comic book murals and quirky cafés. Brussels surprises at every turn, a place where centuries-old traditions meet a playful, modern heartbeat.
Grand Place - The central square of Brussels, surrounded by ornate guildhalls and the Town Hall, especially stunning when lit up at night.
Royal Palace of Brussels- The official palace of the Belgian monarchy, open to the public in summer with grand interiors and historic rooms.
Museum of Musical Instruments
Housed in a beautiful Art Nouveau building, this museum showcases instruments from around the world.
Parc du Cinquantenaire- A large park with impressive arches, museums, and plenty of green space for strolling and relaxing.
Belgian Comic Strip Center - A fun museum highlighting Belgium’s comic art heritage, including Tintin and The Smurfs.
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert - Elegant glass-roofed shopping arcades filled with boutiques, chocolatiers, and cafés.
Mont des Arts - A scenic cultural hub with gardens, museums, and one of the best viewpoints over the city.
Atomium - A unique architectural landmark shaped like an atom, offering exhibitions and panoramic views of the city.
Mini-Europe - A theme park featuring miniature replicas of Europe’s most famous landmarks, great for kids and families.
What Kids Will Love In Brussels
Brussels City Tour – A perfect introduction to the Belgian capital. Families can explore the Grand Place with its fairytale guildhalls, see the playful Manneken Pis statue, and ride up to the Atomium for sweeping city views. The tour is easy-paced and filled with sights that capture kids’ imaginations.
Why families love it: It’s a relaxed way to see the highlights of Brussels, mixing history with fun stops that keep children engaged.
Chocolate-Making Class – Step into the sweet world of Belgian chocolate. Kids can get hands-on as they dip, decorate, and taste their own creations while learning why Belgium is famous for chocolate.
Why families love it: Everyone gets to play chocolatier, and the best part is tasting (and bringing home) delicious handmade treats.
Mini-Europe – A miniature park where children feel like giants walking among scaled-down versions of Europe’s most famous landmarks, from Big Ben to the Eiffel Tower.
Why families love it: It’s interactive, playful, and educational all at once, sparking curiosity about the world.
Museum of Musical Instruments – A fascinating collection of instruments from around the globe, set inside a beautiful Art Nouveau building. With audio guides, kids can hear what each instrument sounds like as they explore.
Why families love it: Music comes to life in a fun, hands-on way that delights both kids and parents.
Parc du Cinquantenaire – A wide-open green space where families can picnic, let kids run and play, or climb up to the impressive triumphal arch.
Why families love it: It’s the perfect spot to relax and recharge while kids enjoy plenty of room to move around.
Belgian Comic Strip Center – A colorful museum celebrating Belgium’s comic heritage, from Tintin to the Smurfs.
Why families love it: Beloved characters and playful exhibits make it entertaining for children and nostalgic for parents.
