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Boulevard de Waterloo: Unlike the places where you can shop cheaply in Brussels, Boulevard de Waterloo is home to the most famous and expensive brands in the world. Even if you don’t plan on buying anything you should visit the boulevard to marvel and admire the top-fashion creations.

Sablon et Marolles: Sablon et Marolles is an indispensable stop for shopping enthusiasts because of the wide range of shopping opportunities from vintage shops to modern boutiques. If you are looking for some local clothes, antiques that reflect the soul of Belgium or top-fashion clothes by famous designers, Sablon et Morolles has a lot to offer you.

Belgian Pralines: From colonial times in Congo to today, Belgium has mastered chocolate making over hundreds of years. The most popular Belgian chocolate is the praline that is really different from the American one and served with a variety of flavors. We highly recommend that you taste the signature chocolate of Brussels, Belgian Pralines.

Belgian Trappist Beer: Belgian trappist beer dates back to the 13th century and in those days, Belgium was home to 8 out of 10 trappist beer centers in the world. Belgian trappist beer made with years of experience can be found in every corner of Brussels with various flavors from dark to blonde with varying alcohol volume. If you are a beer enthusiast, you should visit Brussels to taste Belgian trappist beers.

Mannekin Pis: Mannekin Pis is the figure of a little boy urinating and dates back to the 14th century. Although the origin of the figure is unknown, the boy is popularly referred to as ‘the oldest citizen of Brussels’ and the main character of Brussels legends. The Mannekin Pis is worth-seeing especially during major celebrations, events or festivals when the statue is dressed in a costume.

The Grand Place: The Grand Place is the central square in Brussels and one of the best-preserved historical squares in Europe. That’s why it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. Today, the square is the top tourist attraction in Belgium, with Baroque style landmarks such as Town Hall or King’s House.

Meise Botanical Garden: Brussels' Meise Botanical Garden, which is home to 18,000 different plants, provides a colorful spectacle to its visitors. We highly recommend that you should take a hand in hand tour with your partner or family to feel Meise Botanical Garden’s romantic atmosphere.

Royal Greenhouses of Laeken: The doors of Greenhouses of Laeken are opened to the public every spring by the royal family. Although European gardens are famous all around the world, Royal Greenhouses of Laeken has a unique place due to its endemic flowers, the rarest trees in the world and much more. We recommend that you add the greenhouses to your must-visit places in the world list and enjoy feeling like the king of the flower kingdom.