Trendy, well equipped 1 bed apartment located on a quiet street in Saint-Gilles, central Brussels. Transport links 5 minutes away as are other attractions
The capital of Belgium, Brussels is a highlight of Western Europe. Start your day with a spot of people watching in Grand Place (Grote Markt), Brussels’ central square and its most popular tourist attraction. Next, walk the short distance to take in the somewhat bizarre Manneken Pis, where a urinating child is immortalized in bronze – you never know what outfit the statue will be wearing. Then, head for the highest sphere of the Atomium, and take in the incredible city views. On a clear day, you might even see all the way to Antwerp. If all that sightseeing has worked up an appetite, you’re in luck – Brussels’ food is a tourist attraction in itself. You can’t go past a steaming bowl of moules frites (mosselen frieten in Flemish), washed down with a glass of Belgium’s famous beer, whether gueuze (sour) or kriek (sweet.) For a delicious finish, try some of the world’s best chocolate from Neuhaus, Pierre Marcolini or Wittamer on Place du Grand Sablon-Grote Zavel Plein. If you choose self-catering Brussels accommodation, you can also take advantage of the city’s excellent food markets. By stocking up on fresh gourmet produce, not only will you save money on dining out, you’ll get a true taste of local Brussels life.
When to go to Brussels
Brussels is a great year round holiday destination. While the weather is undoubtedly at its best in summer, late spring and early autumn, winter means less tourist crowds and the delight of Brussels’ beautiful Christmas Markets.
Getting to and around Brussels
Most tourists arrive in Brussels via flights to the city’s two airports, Brussels Airport and Brussels South Charleroi Airport. You can also catch a train to Brussels, including the high speed Eurostar. Once in Brussels, the city is easily explored on foot, with most tourist attractions within walking distance of each other. There is also a good public transport system, including buses, trams and the metro.
Where to stay in Brussels
When choosing accommodation in Brussels, apartments offer a smart alternative to more expensive, cookie cutter hotels. HouseTrip has a number of quality self catering Brussels accommodation options to choose from, with apartments ranging from compact studios to large, multi-room properties. Plus, HouseTrip makes it easy to book your accommodation in Brussels – you can even do so in as few as six clicks.
The apartment is in a great location and it was easy to walk every to many sights, and a metro stop is near by so longer trips were also convenient. The hos...
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Fantastic apartment 10mn from Louise and city centre. The owner Jean Philippe was very nice. The bottle of wine was a great touch to welcome us. Best featur...
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My wife, 1 year old daughter and I stayed at this apartment for one week. We had a great stay. The apartment is spacious, with very high ceilings and windo...
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