More information on Hotel Victory
Located on the ring road of Brussels, this family hotel has a very good kitchen and a large parking space. The city center is easily accessible by public transport, and the exposition center is within walking distance.
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Things to do near Hotel Victory
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During the 1958 World Exhibition, one favourite was Vrolijk België (Merry Belgium). This amalgamation of 'antique' bars was meant to illu...
Real Travelers who've been here
vincentvega said
… the Cathedral of Saint Michael, Grand-Place, The Palais de Justice, Bruparck, Atomium, Belgian Center for Comic… continue reading »
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In 1862 priest Theofiel Verbiest founded the missionary congregation of the Sacred Heart of the Holy Virgin. The ambitious task of this c...
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This is the house where the great Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte lived from 1930 to 1954. Transformed today into a wonderful mu...
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Ivo van Damme, a talented Belgian runner (winning silver at the Montréal Olympics), died in a car crash. Brussels annually hosts this ath...
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Visit all of Europe's highlights in miniature form. No need for the Chunnel: Big Ben is really just a few paces from the Eiffel Tower. Ad...
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Eva.C said
… breakfast and then took train to our sightseeing which is Mini Europe because i cant think of any other… continue reading »
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The great Dutch scholar and humanist Desiderius Erasmus ("Praise of Folly") lived in Brussels for about five months in 1521. Almost by mi...
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This unique structure is located near famous places of interest such as destination=...
Real Travelers who've been here
vincentvega said
… the Cathedral of Saint Michael, Grand-Place, The Palais de Justice, Bruparck, Atomium, Belgian Center for Comic… continue reading »
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Like most important European cities, Brussels developed by the water. Until the mid-19th century, the river Senne crossed the entire city...
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For those who would like to see something different from Brussels' traditional tourist attractions and who enjoy walking through cities,...
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Until early this year, this tiny Italian restaurant was one of the best-kept culinary secrets in Brussels. You used to book your table ju...
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This great American restaurant, is not just popular with expats. Belgians have also started to realize that American cuisine has other th...
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"In The Spider's Little Head" is indeed a strange place to run a restaurant, but the name refers to the long history of this charming pla...
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Until 1967 this was a popular café. Now it's an excellent restaurant:: definitely the best value on the busy Place Sainte-C...
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Fish, fish and fish: this single word will suffice to decribe this central square, appropriately referred to as name=...
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Despite its traditional feel, this is no ordinary brasserie. Eddy Münster, the restaurant's innovative chef, has created a menu that incl...
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Since the 1920s, the waterway that once flowed into this neighborhood has been drained. What stayed behind was a delightful mix of seafoo...
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This is a delightful restaurant with a young, convivial atmosphere in the heart of Brussels' small fashion district. The menu is rather h...
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If you love couscous, then you must try this Moroccan restaurant located in one of Brussels' most fashionable neighbourhoods. The ambianc...
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Situated on the trendy Place Saint-Géry, this is a very nice café-restaurant. An antique sign on the outside announces Bien manger, b...
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