Brussels, Belgium

48 Hours in Brussels

Start your day by exploring the historic
center of Brussels. Visit the Grand Place, a stunning square surrounded by
beautiful architecture, and take in the ornate details of the buildings.

Start your day by enjoying
the famous Belgium waffles with a variety of toppings to fuel for your day. (plenty of them around the hotel)

Enjoy a leisurely stroll
through the Parc du Cinquantenaire, a beautiful park with impressive arches and
green spaces.

In the evening, head to 9
e Voisins restaurant for a traditional Belgian cuisine. Don’t forget to experience
the vibrant nightlife of Brussels. Visit bars offering a wide selection of
Belgian beers.      

Continue by visiting the
iconic European Quarter, home to the European Parliament and other EU
institutions. 

In the afternoon, satisfy
your chocolate cravings by visiting some of Brussels' renowned chocolatiers,
such as Laurent Gerbaud. Don't miss the opportunity to taste exquisite Belgian
chocolates.

Don’t
forget to stop into Royal
Gallery of Saint Hubert

Walk to the nearby Royal
Palace of Brussels and explore the surrounding park, enjoying the picturesque
views.

Take a cab or a ride share
to visit the Atomium, a unique structure representing an iron crystal magnified
165 billion times. Take an elevator to the top for panoramic views of the city.
Make sure to get there with ample time as it closes early. 

Spend the evening
exploring the vibrant neighborhoods of Brussels, such as Saint-Géry or Sablon,
known for their lively atmosphere, restaurants, and bars.      

Indulge in Belgian cuisine
for lunch, trying classics such as moules-frites (mussels with fries) or
waffles from a local street vendor.

If there's anyone that can make the best out of two days in a city, it'll be me! Brussels is SUPER walkable and there's transportation everywhere! It would help if you spoke a little French but for the most part, English is widely used! 

When I was here, i stayed at the Aris Grand Place hotel! It was the perfect location! 

From there, head to the
nearby Manneken Pis, a famous Brussels landmark. Marvel at the small statue and
learn about its folklore.

Make your way to
Mini Europe, a unique miniature park with Europe’s landmarks with a scale of
1:25.

Explore the Mont des Arts
(Hill of the Arts) area, where you can find museums like the Magritte Museum,
the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, and the Musical Instruments Museum.

Take a guided tour or visit the Parlamentarium to learn more
about the European Union's history and functions

48 Hours in Brussels

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