3 Days trip in Brussels, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium

Visit the famous Grand Place with its stunning guildhouses, town hall, and iconic statue of the 17th-century Brussels hero, Everard 't Serclaes.

See the iconic Manneken Pis, a small bronze statue of a boy peeing that symbolizes the rebellious spirit of Brussels.

Experience the futuristic Atomium, a massive steel atom-shaped structure that offers panoramic views of the city from its observation deck and hosts various exhibitions and events throughout the year.

Enjoy a variety of local and international beers at the famous Delirium Cafe, which holds a Guinness World Record for having the most beers available commercially.

Watch the sunset from the lovely Mont des Arts, a hilltop offering stunning views of the city, gardens, museums, and cultural events.

Discover the splendid Royal Palace of Brussels, official residence of the King and Queen of the Belgians, with its opulent rooms, artworks, and gardens.

Explore the tiny world of Mini-Europe, with its detailed scale models of famous European landmarks and activities for all ages.

Relax in the beautiful Brussels Park, a green oasis with fountains, statues, ponds, playgrounds, and plenty of benches for people-watching.

Shop till you drop at the chic Avenue Louise, which features a wide range of luxury brands, designer boutiques, gourmet food markets, and cozy cafes.

Discover the magic of Brussels by night, with its lit-up landmarks, lively pubs, clubs, and restaurants, or take a romantic boat ride along the canal.

Explore the world of Belgian comics and graphic novels at the Comic Strip Center, which showcases the works of famous artists and publishers, and offers workshops, events, and a library.

Step back in time at the Coudenberg Palace, a former royal residence and archeological site that reveals the medieval and Renaissance history of Brussels, including parts of the old city and the underground network of tunnels.

Admire the elegant facades and antique shops of the Grote Zavel Square, which hosts a weekly antique market, as well as a famous chocolate festival and jazz concert.

Visit the impressive triumphal arch, museums, and gardens of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, a symbol of Belgian independence and heritage that also serves as a venue for concerts, festivals, and sports events.