Café Capitale

Bozar Restaurant in Brussels marries precise Michelin-starred craft with bold, creative takes on French-Belgian classics amid stunning Art Nouveau vibes.

Beneath the bustling streets of Brussels lies the ancient Coudenberg, an archaeological gem revealing the remnants of a grand medieval palace, complete with fascinating exhibits and an audio guide that brings its royal history to life.

Tucked away in the historic Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, Hôtel des Galeries blends contemporary Belgian design with boutique charm, just steps from the city's vibrant scene.

Nestled on a charming cobblestone street in Brussels, Crème serves up delicious Aussie-style pancakes, hearty avocado toasts, and standout coffees in a cozy, inviting setting.

Nestled within the Radisson Blu, Sea Grill dazzles with its elegant décor and exquisite seafood, delivering a luxurious dining experience worthy of two Michelin stars.

Nestled in Grand Place’s historic neo-Gothic gem, the Brussels City Museum showcases medieval treasures and the famed Manneken Pis wardrobe.

This vibrant brasserie has been a Belgian staple since '68, offering hearty dishes and artful vibes, perfect for a cozy meal on the sunny patio.

Nestled in the Galeries Royales, Aksum Coffee House offers an inviting slice of Ethiopian culture with expertly brewed coffee and cozy vibes.

Housed in a stunning Art Nouveau landmark, the Musical Instrument Museum in Brussels delights with over 8,000 instruments and an immersive audio experience.

Dive into a cozy corner of Brussels at Laurent Gerbaud, where handcrafted chocolates and rich hot cocoa await to elevate your taste buds.