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Travelling by train to Brussels The capital of EuropeBrussels is the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium and an important urban area of Europe. It is a city that managed to preserve its local spirit in spite of its European importance. Home to the European Union and NATO, the Belgian capital is a very creative and stylish city. Moving from district to district, you can meander and discover historical Brussels and enjoy its excellent cuisine.
La Grand PlaceA must-see in the city, this central square has been designated a World Heritage site and is considered as one of the most beautiful in the world.
AtomiumThe symbol of Brussels and Belgium, this iron structure was built in 1958 for the World's Fair and represents a unit cell of an iron crystal. At 334.6 feet tall, the Atomium offers a unique view over the Belgian capital and its surroundings from its highe
Manneken PisSituated in the historic centre, this bronze statue is another great symbol of the city. It was sculpted by J. Duquesnoy in 1619.
Parks in BrusselsAll yearPrivileged city in green spaces: Park of the King Baldwin, of the Petit Sablon, of the Fiftieth Anniversary or that of Josaphat known as the great green lung and refuge for botanists and ornithologists.
Musical instruments museumAll year, except on mondays The Art Deco facade is already worth it, but then there’s the collection of instruments that is unlike any other in the world. Over the course of an hour, we will discover how the instruments work.
Cauchie HouseFirst weekend of every monthAn emblem of Art Nouveau. Built in 1905 for his personal use by Paul Cauchie (1875-1952) - architect, painter and decorator -, this house is a must visit for Art Nouveau lovers.
Paris On the banks of the Seine, the majesty of Paris is unveiled. The magic of its emblematic and historic sites will immerse you in the capital’s history as you enjoy all the charm and romanticism the city has to offer.