Attractions

Mont des Arts

For cultural immersion, visit two Royal Palaces, two art museums and the Museum of Musical Instruments. There are great views and al fresco dining in the latter, plus serious food in the brassiere at the Museum of Fine Arts.
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The Museum of Natural Sciences

This museum reopened in late 2007 with Europe's largest dinosaur gallery, which is wowing adults and kids alike. A great educational tool for kids packed with interactive fun (Rue Vautier 29, close to Park Leopold).
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Antiques & Interiors

Brussels is a real treasure trove for all those interested in antiques and home interior. Visit the flea market at the Place du Jeu de Balle and the Sablon to pick up a bargain and you will discover why so many of Britain's top interior designers flock to Brussels.

St Géry & St. Catherine

A hip part of town where you find the boutiques of edgy Belgian fashion designers as well as numerous cool bars and great restaurants.

Eating & Drinking

With more Michelin stars per head of population than anywhere else in the world, Brussels is a great place to set aside all diet plans and indulge.
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