Pictures of Brussels

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Brussels is known for its tasty chocolates, beer and innovative pastries, and has long been a foodie favourite. Because of its convenient transport connections to Amsterdam, Paris and Frankfurt, and a continuous flow of immigrants from other European countries, it is also a fascinating cultural melting pot. A cosmopolitan mix of cultures, architecture and excellent food here comes together in the regal surroundings of the Belgian capital.

This central square is the place to eat, drink and be seen in Brussels. It’s packed with restaurants, antique dealers and chocolate shops.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

Enjoy a rare glimpse of a palace interior or admire the facade of the royal palace from Brussels Park. You might even see the King or Queen of the Belgians.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

Pass through a large triumphal arch to a tranquil park that also houses classic cars, military history and sprawling gardens.

Climb to the top of this hillside arts precinct for views across the city and then visit some of the city’s best-known cultural institutions.

This central square is the place to eat, drink and be seen in Brussels. It’s packed with restaurants, antique dealers and chocolate shops.

Enjoy a rare glimpse of a palace interior or admire the facade of the royal palace from Brussels Park. You might even see the King or Queen of the Belgians.

Enjoy a rare glimpse of a palace interior or admire the facade of the royal palace from Brussels Park. You might even see the King or Queen of the Belgians.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

Pass through a large triumphal arch to a tranquil park that also houses classic cars, military history and sprawling gardens.

This central square is the place to eat, drink and be seen in Brussels. It’s packed with restaurants, antique dealers and chocolate shops.

Brussels is known for its tasty chocolates, beer and innovative pastries, and has long been a foodie favourite. Because of its convenient transport connections to Amsterdam, Paris and Frankfurt, and a continuous flow of immigrants from other European countries, it is also a fascinating cultural melting pot. A cosmopolitan mix of cultures, architecture and excellent food here comes together in the regal surroundings of the Belgian capital.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.

Pass through a large triumphal arch to a tranquil park that also houses classic cars, military history and sprawling gardens.

Enjoy a rare glimpse of a palace interior or admire the facade of the royal palace from Brussels Park. You might even see the King or Queen of the Belgians.

Climb to the top of this hillside arts precinct for views across the city and then visit some of the city’s best-known cultural institutions.