Brussels is best known to tourists as the European Capital as it is home to the UN, however one shouldn’t forget that Brussels is also the capital of beer and one of the best capitals in Europe for museums, with the likes of the Museum of Natural Sciences, the Museum of Ancient Art, Museum of the Modern Art and many others.
Brussels is a city full of places to see, places to visit, places to drink in and places to eat at! A day-trip will never be enough to see the entire city and what it has to offer. As a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, Belgium also offers an enlightening nightlife and life experience on the real beer!
The best way, however to visit Brussels would be by foot and public transport, particularly buses and trams, as it will enable you to see things you may not by using the underground- Also don’t forget to look down the small road and see what they might hide!
Brussels offers thousands of restaurants and bars from which you may enjoy some of the specialities as well as cosmopolitan food. Brussels is divided into areas: The Lower town (good for value meals) the upper town ( can be pricey in some restaurants) for example 'Lxwells' where some of the most up-market restaurants can be found. So whatever your taste and your purse you will be able to find your match in this large city.
Nightlife in Brussels
As the capital of beer, Brussels has a vast amount of cafes and bars to visit throughout the city, with a wide range of beers to offer, from the brunes to the blondes passing through the fruit beers. If you were to want to go to the trendy bars then head towards Place St Gery and its surrounding street. The city is full of places to see from the Music bars, the gay bars (all situated around the Grand Place) including the red light district and the night clubs!
Shopping in Brussels
Brussels is full of shopping opporutinities, from the small boutiques, gastronomic shops as well as the shopping centres including City2, the largest indoor shopping centre in the city or the galleries Such as Agoragelrij (Galerie Agora) or Sint-Hubertusgalerijen (St Hubert Galeries). The shopping areas are endless so keep shopping!
Attractions in Brussels
Where to start! As well as some of the best museums, there are so many places to see such as art, history, comic, music museums. There are also all the famous monuments including the Manneken Pis as well as the numerous churches around the city. The best way to visit this city is on foot by going through all the small streets.
Brussels Transportation
Brussels, like most capital cities, is well connected for public transport with its overground trains, underground (metro), trams and buses to get around town. The city is still developing some of the lines in order to strech them further out in town.
Brussels is best known to tourists as the European Capital as it is home to the UN, however one shouldn’t forget that Brussels is also the capital of beer and one of the best capitals in Europe for museums, with the likes of the Museum of Natural Sciences, the Museum of Ancient Art, Museum of the Modern Art and many others.
Brussels offers thousands of restaurants and bars from which you may enjoy some of the specialities 
As the capital of beer, Brussels has a vast amount of cafes and bars to visit throughout the city, with a wide range of beers to offer, from the brunes to the blondes passing through the fruit beers.
Brussels is full of shopping opporutinities, from the small boutiques, gastronomic shops as well as the shopping centres including City2, the largest indoor shopping centre in the city or the galleries 
Where to start! As well as some of the best museums, there are so many places to see such as art, history, 
Brussels, like most capital cities, is well connected for public transport with its overground trains, underground (metro), trams and buses to get around town. The city is still developing some of the lines in order to strech them further out in town.