Country Info
- Brussels
- Capital
- Euro (EUR)
- Currency
- 10,258,762
- Population
- BE
- Country Code
Brussels Slideshow
Top Hotels in Brussels
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TOP Hotel Auberge de Waterloo Brussels
7 reviews -
European Quarter - Marriott Executive Apartments Brussels
113 reviews -
Floris Avenue Hotel Brussels
311 reviews -
Hotel Manos Stephanie Brussels
47 reviews
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Hotel de France Brussels
42 reviews -
Hotel de la Madeleine Brussels
101 reviews
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Hotel Erasme Brussels
17 reviews
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Hotel Opera Bruxelles Brussels
93 reviews
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Hotel Capital Brussels
17 reviews
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Marivaux Hotel Brussels
204 reviews
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Manos Premier Hotel Brussels
48 reviews
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Hotel Mozart Brussels
194 reviews
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Hampshire Inn Brussels
82 reviews
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Scandinavia Hotel Brussels
210 reviews -
Manhattan Hotel Brussels
67 reviews
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Aris Centre Hotel Brussels
250 reviews
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Hotel de Fierlant Brussels
89 reviews
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Chelton Hotel Brussels
76 reviews
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Van Belle Hotel Brussels
388 reviews
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White Hotel Brussels
169 reviews
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Eurostars Sablon Brussels
117 reviews
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Hotel Villa Royale Brussels
96 reviews
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Apartments City Gardens Brussels
1 review
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Flats Veronese Brussels
11 reviews
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Hotel Agenda Louise Brussels
79 reviews
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Hotel De Croone Brussels
3 reviews
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Citadines Hotel Toison D'Or Brussels
7 reviews
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Bloom Hotel Brussels
912 reviews
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Hotel Beau Site Brussels
55 reviews
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Euro Capital Brussels
38 reviews
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Le Grand Colombier Hotel Brussels
12 reviews
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Alma Grand Palace Hotel Brussels
258 reviews
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Hotel Agenda Midi Brussels
17 reviews
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Floris Louise Brussels
184 reviews
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Hesperia Sablon Brussels
14 reviews
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Hotel Frederiksborg Brussels
77 reviews
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Maison Du Dragon Brussels
13 reviews
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Aristote Hotel Brussels
151 reviews
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Formule 1 Brussel Airport Brussels
32 reviews
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Hotel Mirabeau Brussels
58 reviews
Brussels
Travel Blogs from Brussels, Belgium
Beer, chocolate and waffles?
... the movie starring David Wenham or because you went to a Catholic school in the 1960s. Tuesday we spent the day in Brussels visiting some of the local spots including: the Grand Place/Grote Markt, the famous Mannekin Pis fountain, the ...
Let the trip begin! - Belgium
... an almost perfectly preserved medieval town; compete with knights and coats of arms on various buildings. One hour from Brussels by train though the countryside littered with windmills and small hamlets and, you arrive only to be instantly beckoned ...
Gettin' Brusseled
... tiny statue of a boy peeing - Mady told us that the Belgians love it because it represents their ironic sense of humour. Brussels is a really interesting city, it is in the French part of Belgium so everyone speaks French, but all of the signs are ...
Brussels- home of the MOST beer
... I may as well just take the other and buy them a beer at the bar tonight. Speaking of the bar, there's one in Brussels called Delirium where I ended up last night with two Australian men, a group of Scottish students, and an American who works for ...
No sprouts to be found
... walk around, but compared to the places I've already visited, not the most interesting. As many of you know, I planned to be in Brussels during the musical fireworks. These I am proud to say, I was able to see. They were pretty cool, definately the most ...
Souper à Bruxelles
Après quelques jours de repos, je me rends à Bruxelles avec Yannic pour rendre visite à ma cousine. Je ne l'ai pas vu depuis près de six mois et j'ai très hâte de la revoir. Nous passons vraiment une très chouette soirée et c'est très ...
Biere et du chocolate
Thank god. Four nights in the same city; a record! Brussels was all we hoped for, modern, efficient, a wealth of culture...and the worlds best beer and chocolate. We spent 4 fabulous days drinking and eating the above, respectively. Sunday 26th Feb ...
Belgium beer/ Belgium waffles U WIN!!!!
... That night led to round two which is when we tried Monk beer which is beer that has been brewed for years and has over 9 percent alcohol and another belgium beer that is sour yet smooth from local brussels bacteria that they put in it. WOW what a ...
Waffles in Brussels
... and bleeding. Anyway, after the museum I continued wandering and went to get yet another Waffle – a proper Brussels one this time (square softer waffle with icing sugar on top). After this I had pretty much seen ...
Paris Days 2 and 3 and Brusels Day 1
... culture gives my a twinge of guilt that I did not continue to take French. This afternoon we walked around Brussels. It is like a fairytale world in which the rules of nutrition do not apply. The shop windows alternate between the different ...
adventures in travel
... i really got frustrated, sure ive been to bigger stations in say latin america but they are just straight this one in brussels shoots up and off in ever direction and it musta been rush hour because it was packed and chotic i had no clue which ...
Brussels
... went to a pub one night which holds the Guiness Book of World records record of having the most beers on offer - 2004! Andy had to sample! There was live music on too... that was interesting.... but fun. So Brussels was cool... hope you like the ...
Euro World Cup fever
Where else can you get everyone supporting everyone. Supporting teams that are a million miles away from them. Singing there chants in odd accents. Then Europe during the World ...
Arrival in Europe
After one heck of a long plane ride with virtually no sleep at all, we arrived at Brussels at 7:30am in the morning. I am completely tired, and we arrived in some confusion. It seemed like no one was sure what to do. We did have about 8 ...
Last Entry
Things Frank will remember : cold month of May, meeting great people, eating potatoes and sauerkraut, the wonderful world of the Curonian Spit, helping Ingrid realize her dream(s) Things Ingrid will remember : the signs of devotion and loss ...
Day 10: Sunday March 22nd 2008
Last day! Sunday was spent traveling, I had no time for sight seeing. I spent the time in between my arrival in London at 7 and my plane's departure playing air hockey with an Australian who was backpacking across the globe. I beat him handily, as he was ...
Onward to the Mainland!
... spoken here and we want to learn as much as possible with Paris being next on the travel agenda for Friday. Bonsoir for now! PS from Lisa - We're in a hotel!! A HOTEL! A real hotel with a mini-bar and everything!!! WOO HOO!! Brussels is a GREAT ...
Blown Away by Brussels
... in the breathtaking night views of the Grand Palace square and chatting with the characters who we met along the way. Brussels has 3 national languages -- French, German, and Flemish -- with French being the major language spoken in the city center. This ...
Art Nouveau
Spent the morning in Mons catching up on a few things Steve wanted to see including St Symphorien Military Cemetery which contains the graves of the First English soldier killed in WWI and the last one - just an hour before the Armistice. I then spent ...
Paris back to Brussels
... tonight in order to go from Brussels to London in the morning because it is much much cheaper to book a round trip ticket between Brussels and London than to book a one way from London to Brussels at the beginning of the trip and then a one way from ...
The game is afoot...
... trains. Soon the French, then Belgium countryside flashed by in a hurry, hellbent to get us to Brussels, and none to soon. After arriving at Brussels Midi station, storing our luggage in a luggage bin ...
Belgium
... nbsp; We weren't overly impressed with the city but enjoyed a nice dinner in the city square. From Maastrict we drove to Brussels and Ghent Belgium on the way to Brugges. We spent two nights in Brugges which was a nice place to recharge our ...
Another Belgian duo city
... started hitch-hiking back and I was surprised by the time it took before someone took me along. Anyhow I got a ride and reached Brussels North, I thought of passing by to say hi to people but finally I gave up and started walking in direction of ...
Just stopping by....
just stopped on the way to Bruges.... if i could have stored my bags for a wee bit i would've gone exploring..... damn those who blow up things! ...
Brussels in a Day...
... open air cafes called LePetit Bruxells where the lunches were rather pricey- about 18 Euro for a fixed price. I had "mussels in Brussels" which apparently is something everyone likes to do, as well a trying the "Waterzooi"- a local traditional dish which ...
Using the Computer
5. Using the computer Preparing a trip without computer is almost unthinkable. The internet has been very important in planning our trip : a. Keeping in touch with Claudia. With Claudia living 500 km from my house, it is important that we ...