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Brussels Essentials: From the Royal District to the Grand Place

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St Catherine neighorhood: From La Bourse through hip and local St Catherine to the Fish Market and Beguinage

14 stops

What to visit in Brussels in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Brussels

Grand Place

The Grand Place, is one of the main symbols of Brussels and a great starting point for your visit, as it is located at the heart of the city. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and among the most beautiful squares of Europe.

Royal Palace

If you don't know it, Belgium is a monarchy, and the Royal Palace is its main symbol. While it's not the residence of the family, it is located far from the city center; it's an important stop part of our Brussels walking tours.

Manneken Pis

The famous Manneken Pis, the peeing boy, is one of the main symbols of the city and the origin of some popular legends. As it's dressed differently almost every day, we recommend passing by it a few times if you have a long stay.

Royal Galleries St Hubert

These are two connected galleries located close to the Grand Place. Opened in 1847, they house famous chocolate shops, bars, and even a theater. We suggest to visit them in the late afternoon so as to see the lights on.

Grand Sablon

Another distinctive area of the city is Grand Sablon. There you will find the Church of Our Lady of Victories at the Sablon, which we suggest visiting.

La Bourse / the Former Stock Exchange

Recently restored, the former Stock Exchange building is a famous landmark of Brussels, located in the Stock Exchange Square. It currently hosts the famous Belgian Beer World.

King Albert I statue on the Mont des Arts

Mont des Arts is a small hill in the center of Brussels, situated close to the Royal Square. It is definitely one of the best viewpoints of the city. At the bottom of the hill, you will find the statue of Belgium's King Alber I.

St Cathérine Church

Often overlooked by visitors, Saint Catherine Church and its neighborhood are a lovely area that we suggest visiting and we narrate in our tours. There, you will find many restaurants serving local delicacies.

Petit Sablon

Located close to the Church of Our Lady of Victories at the Sablon, this small neighborhood is full of historic architecture. The park in the photo is a gem that you have to visit.

Place Royale

The Place Royale is a historic neoclassical square in the Royal Quarter of Brussels, located very close to Brussels Park and the Royal Palace. It is one of the oldest monumental public squares of the city.