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12 Popular Places in Brussels

12 Popular Places in Brussels

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Twelve Popular Places in Brussels. Inhabited by over million people,  Brussels is made of nineteen districts. The Lower Town is inhabited by workers and immigrants, the aristocracy resides the Upper Town, which is elegant area that encircles the city’s green oasis, the Parc de Bruxelles. European institutions become the most striking buildings in this city. As a visitor, you can check the following twelve popular places before going to Brussels. Grand Palace. The Grand Palace is usually the first port…

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9 Popular Restaurants In Brussels, Belgium

9 Popular Restaurants In Brussels, Belgium

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Dining in Brussels is not hard. You can easily find restaurants or cafes in the Lower Town or Upper Town. Here are 9 restaurants you can consider dropping at. ‘t Kelderke. Located at Grand Place in Lower Town, this cellar restaurant quite busy but cosy. You can have moulesfrites ( mussels and French fries ) which are served in their traditional, huge black pails at a fast and furious pace. It is on Grand Place 15. Telephone : 02-513 7344….

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Nine Top Hotels in Brussels, Belgium

Nine Top Hotels in Brussels, Belgium

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Most of the hotel in Brussels offer a very high standard services. Consequently, the price is quite high. Nevertheless, some of them offers week-end and summer discounts. Besides, there are also lots of lower budget hotel options. The following nine hotels we provide have different level of price. For your convenience, we enlist their price at the end of its description. Aristote ( in Lower Town ). Situated between the Grand Place and the central station, Hotel Aristote occupies a…

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Belgium

Belgium

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Belgium is well-known for its magnificent Flemish art and Gothic architecture. Its capital, Brussels, is the center of government for the European Union. Belgium is geographically divided into two parts, the Flemish inhabitants of the north and the French-speaking Walloons in the south. History At the early 12th century  as commerce grew rapidly in Europe, and the centers of trade grew into powerful cities, Brussels, Ghent, Ypres, Antwerp and Bruges became the focus of a cloth trade between Belgium, France,…

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