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Sticky Rice said
So the wait for the flight to Brussels took forever, because we decided to arrive here earlier then usual since our last sting at Schip... Continue reading »
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Kyle said
After work on Friday I had to go over to the train station and get on a Train for Basel (Where our flight was leaving from). The train to... Continue reading »
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malysa said
The way for our flight to Brussels took forever. We decided to arrive here earlier then usual since our last sting at Schiphol Amsterda... Continue reading »
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JustinElViajero said
Hey Guys. Well I promised that I would get back to you about what happened after I finally left Spain. Here's the First part.... Continue reading »
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InterNATZionale said
Okay, so I know I have been to some pretty amazing places already so it might be hard to impress me, but I thought at least Brussels woul... Continue reading »
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The old Mont-des-Arts (Arts Hill) was a series of stairs bordered by statues and trees, connecting uptown (Place Royale) and downtown (Grand Place). In 1958, it was reshaped and two enormous buildings arrived - the Congress Cen... more
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In the shadow of Grand Place, a small passageway gives access to one of the most pleasant places in the city. On this narrow, gastronomic street, the restaurant doors are always open and, at the first sign of sun, tables and ch... more
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The Royal Military Museum houses historical weapons, armr, medals and pennants from around the world. The museum strives to illustrate the evolution of war technology from the Middle Ages onward. more
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If you're a locomotive fanatic you will not want to miss this museum. With several models of trains, wagons, carriages, stations, and tracks, the collection of this museum will you give you a peek into the stirring history of t... more
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, Brussels was famous for the production of lace. Housed in a renovated 17th century warehouse, the Museum of Costume and Lace pays tribute to this heritage and to lace as an art form. One-part his... more
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This interesting museum, which offers a unique collection of currencies and bank notes, is a must-see if in Brussels. Behind all currencies, coins, and notes hides a very captivating tale. From rare objects used as currency (in... more
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In Belgium there is a large Jewish population in Antwerp and Brussels. Many chassidims (Orthodox Jews) live in Antwerp and are quite noticeable in their traditional dress. With this museum, Brussels Jews are now aiming at great... more
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L'Espace Senghor brings the cultures of the world to Etterbeek with a bountiful offering of dance, theatrics, cinema, and workshops. Visit the website for more details. more
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Ten Weyngaert serves as a cultural center for all kinds of art productions in the city of Vorst. It includes theater, cinema, and concert venues. Look on the website for current programming. more
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Come and observe the astronomical wonders, as projected onto the screen of the Planetarium. Children will love seeing the wondrous display of stars and planets closer and brighter than in the night sky. Check the website for a... more
