Brussels Things to Do

Nekkersdal is a Flemish community center in Brussels. From children's theater to cabaret to music concerts, there is an event for every genre and taste. Check the website for an up-to-date schedule. more

Home to the Royal Sporting Club Anderlecht (RSCA), the stadium holds over 28,000. Adoring fans can visit the club shop, or the restaurant and cafeteria in order to get the proper nourishment to cheer loud and proud for their fa... more

This royal exhibition is in the House of Bellevue, which used to be an 18th century hotel for wealthy travelers. Situated next to the Royal Palace, this grand building displays a rich collection of memorabilia collected from th... more

This dignified, antique bar, just across from Théâtre de la Monnaie, is an ideal place for a drink before, after and even during opera. The café is well attended during performance breaks and a bell warns you when it is time to... more

This unusual museum is only a two minute walk from the Grand-Place. Using light, sound, smell and touch, Scientastic takes visitors on a journey of discovery. You will find 80 exciting and interactive hands-on creations. These... more

Located near several cinemas, this American bar is a great place to stop for an after-movie drink. If you are in the mood for loud music and lots of partying, this is also the place-to-be. Sometimes in the wee hours of the morn... more

Housed in the artistic setting of the Waucquez Warehouses, built in 1906 for a local businessman by Victor Horta, two of Belgium’s specialties go hand-in-hand: Art Nouveau and comics. There is a fascinating permanent exhibition... more

Opened in May 1989, this former Pakistani restaurant became the first Irish pub in Brussels. Due to its popularity, many others followed suit. Today there are about 18 Irish pubs in the city. The James Joyce is a cosy wateringh... more

Housed in Maison du Roi, a beautiful 16th century mansion on Grand Place, is this museum dedicated to the history of Brussels. Here one can follow the development of art, politics, economics and social life throughout Brussels’... more

Pablo's has been in Brussels for years and serves spicy Tex-Mex food. The restaurant is popular with young folks and the atmosphere is always sociable. The décor is simple and works well for the crowd. Dogs are often spotted un... more