Belgium

The Magritte Museum is one of Brussels’ most popular museums, drawing more than 300,000 visitors every year. Dedicated to the iconic Belgian surrealist René Magritte, it houses the largest collection …

The Design Museum in Brussels is a space dedicated to design that explores its impact on society and our daily lives. Created after the acquisition of the Plasticarium collection by …

The Atomium represents a 102-metre-high iron molecule and is one of the main symbols of Brussels. The spheres are the molecule’s atoms, hence the name Atomium, and you can visit …

The Manneken Pis statue is one of the most famous and funny symbols of Brussels. Still, it is not the only statue in the city representing a child (or animal) …

At first glance, Brussels seems famous mainly for chocolate, beer, mussels and Chips. However, the cuisine of Belgium is very diverse. At the same time, you can find all kinds …

The Musée des Instruments de Musique, the Museum of Musical Instruments, located in Brussels, is home to one of the largest collections of musical instruments. Housed in a beautiful Art Nouveau …

Matongé, a couple of streets and galleries located in the heart of Brussels, is a neighbourhood that stands out from the rest of the Belgian capital. It is known for …

The BELvue Museum is Belgium’s primary history museum with a focus on promoting the values of democracy and pluralism in today’s Belgium. Rather than just recounting the history of the …

The Fin-de-Siecle Museum is a real highlight for Art Nouveau lovers, as it transports you to the atmosphere of Brussels in the 1900s with paintings, drawings, watercolours, engravings, sculptures and …