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Belgium is the heart of Europe. Home to many European Union offices and international organizations, Belgium is inextricably tied to the continent. In Brussels, diplomats mingle with visitors heading off to see works by Bruegel and other European masters at the Royal Museums. The Grand Place epitomizes European town squares and historic buildings dating to the 14th century form the perfect background for photos. In Antwerp, the famous port city, trendy modern fashion is on display along with stately architectural designs. Ghent is a lovely university town brimming with culture and music. And the medieval town of Bruges has exquisite canals where you can stroll while enjoying some delicious chocolate. Belgium is at the center of things in Europe.

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Grand Place

4.6/5

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UNESCO World Heritage-Cultural Site

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Manneken Pis

4.2/5

414 Reviews

Statue/Sculpture

The Manneken Pis is a place that visitors to Brussels must visit. The image of this cute child who is peeing is made of bronze. It is located at the corner of Wenquan Street and Oak Street in the downtown area. It is filled with tourists all the year round. The peeing boy is deeply loved by the people of the world. Since the French King Louis XV sent him a set of clothes, the heads of state visiting Belgium will send him a set of traditional national costumes. Now it has become a practice.

Atomium

4.3/5

252 Reviews

Modern Architecture

The Brussels Atomium is located in the Elmindo City Park in Brussels and was designed by Belgian engineer Andrew Watt Kane for the Brussels International Exposition and is now a landmark in Belgium. When the night falls, the bulbs outside the ball of the Atomic Tower in Brussels alternately chase and shine. The wonderful lights are dotted with the night view of Brussels, which is worth watching.

Brussels Royal Palace

4.3/5

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Historical Architecture

Any sightseeing journey to Belgium should include a trip to the Royal Palace, which situated in the heart of Brussels. Gaze upon one of the nation's most beautiful buildings, its grounds soaked with history that dates back to the Middle Ages. The present-day palace, which was finished in 1865 with extensions added until 1909, is where the current King grants audiences and handles other state affairs. Every summer, the Royal Palace is open to the common people, so you can view its majestic rooms and revel in the magnificent architecture and priceless art collections on display.

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