The finest aspects of Belgium, encompassing history, museums, architecture, cities, parks, and culinary delights, are showcased directly from my numerous travels in the region.
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 true paradise for Art Nouveau and Art Nouveau lovers, as it transports you to the atmosphere of Brussels in the 1900s with paintings, …
The Oldmasters Museum in Brussels, located in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium complex overlooking Place Royale, is a must-see. The museum is famous for its second-largest collection …