Movie theaters

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Attractions/Museums

La Grand Place is probably the most famous square in Brussels if not one of the most beautiful in Europe. It was added to the UNESCO list of world heritage sites in 1998.

Manneken Pis – As Eiffel Tower represented Paris and statue of Liberty represented New York, like these Manneken Pis is to Brussels. Although the tiny shape of a peeing boy is unmatched to the two enormous landmarks as far as size and spectacular effect, the Manneken Pis is just as dear to the hearts of residents of its home city. Click here for more information

The Atomium was built for the 1958 World Expo and has become an iconic part of the Brussels skyline. It is home to a permanent exhibition on the 50's as well as temporary exhibitions.

For individual visitors, the European Parliament offers multimedia-guided visits and, during part-sessions, the chance to attend a parliamentary sitting. Multimedia-guided visits to the debating chamber of the European Parliament take place from Monday to Thursday at 10.00h and 15.00h and on Friday at 10.00h only. Click here for more information

Museum of the city of Brussels is located on Grand Place and provides a great history about the city including photos, models, and paintings of the city as well as other object d'art.

During the summer (from the National Holiday on July 21 to the beginning of September) certain rooms in the Royal Palace in Brussels are open to the public.

Rene Magritte Museum opened in 2009 and displays the works of the surrealist artist, which belong to the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.

National Botanic Garden of Belgium.

Located in Meise just to the north of Brussels you will find the National Botanic Garden of Belgium. The largest greenhouse in Belgium is located in this 92-hectare park! Botanic Gardens of Belgium