Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day with a visit to the iconic Grand-Place (Grote Markt) [554], a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the central square of Brussels. Admire the beautiful architecture of the guildhalls and the Town Hall, and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea at one of the many cafes in the square.

Afternoon. Take a walk to Manneken Pis [555], a small bronze statue of a boy urinating that has become a symbol of Brussels. Visit the nearby Royal Galleries of Saint Hubert (Les Galeries St-Hubert) [17511], a luxurious shopping arcade that features boutiques, chocolatiers, and cafes. End your afternoon with a visit to the Atomium [12666], a unique structure that was built for the 1958 World Expo and offers panoramic views of the city.

Evening. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, such as Le Pain Quotidien or Chez Leon, that serves traditional Belgian cuisine like moules-frites (mussels and fries). Afterward, head to the Sablon District [17507], a chic neighborhood that features antique shops, art galleries, and trendy cafes.

Morning. Visit the Brussels Royal Palace (Palais Royal de Bruxelles) [547], the official residence of the King of the Belgians. Take a guided tour to see the Throne Room, the Mirror Room, and the Goya Room, which houses a collection of Spanish tapestries. Afterward, head to the European Parliament [553], the legislative body of the European Union, for a guided tour.

Afternoon. Take a trip to the National Basilica of the Sacred Heart (Basilique Nationale du Sacr -Coeur) [17588], a stunning basilica that is one of the largest churches in the world. Visit the nearby Cinquantenaire Park (Parc du Cinquantenaire) [552], a beautiful park that features a triumphal arch, a museum complex, and a variety of sculptures and fountains.

Evening. Head to the Magritte Museum (Mus e Magritte) [545], which features the works of the famous Belgian surrealist artist Ren Magritte. End your night with a visit to a local bar, such as Delirium Cafe or A La Mort Subite, that serves a wide variety of Belgian beers.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral [3209], a stunning Gothic cathedral that dates back to the 11th century. Afterward, take a trip to Mini-Europe [12665], a miniature park that features reproductions of famous European landmarks and buildings.

Afternoon. Explore the Sablon District [17507], which features a variety of shops, cafes, and galleries. Visit the Palace of Justice (Palais de Justice) [546], one of the largest courthouses in the world, for a panoramic view of the city. End your afternoon with a visit to the Horta Museum [17509], a beautifully preserved Art Nouveau house that was designed by the famous Belgian architect Victor Horta.

Evening. Visit the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium [11416], which houses a vast collection of art from the 15th to the 21st century. End your night with a visit to the Brussels Town Hall (Hotel de Ville) [12662], a beautiful Gothic building that dates back to the 15th century.

Morning. Take a trip to the Grand Sablon Square (Place du Grand Sablon) [12663], a beautiful square that features antique shops, chocolatiers, and cafes. Afterward, visit Autoworld [17510], a museum that features a collection of vintage cars and motorcycles.

Afternoon. Visit the Musical Instruments Museum [17506], which houses a collection of over 8,000 musical instruments from around the world. Afterward, head to the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences [17508], which features a collection of dinosaur skeletons and other fossils.

Evening. Spend the evening at MOOF Museum [17513], a museum that celebrates Belgian comic book art and culture. End your night with a visit to a local bar that serves a wide variety of Belgian beers, such as Cantillon Brewery or Brussels Beer Project.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to Coudenberg (Former Palace of Brussels) [12664], a historic palace that was destroyed by fire in the 18th century. Take a guided tour to see the ruins of the palace and learn about its history. Afterward, visit the Belgian Comic Strip Center [17906], which celebrates the art and culture of Belgian comic books.

Afternoon. Take a trip to Train World [28826], a museum that features a collection of vintage trains and locomotives. Afterward, head to the Brussels City Museum (Mus e de la Ville de Bruxelles) [17903], which houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits that celebrate the history of Brussels.

Evening. Visit the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History [28648], which features a collection of military artifacts and exhibits from Belgian and international history. End your night with dinner at a local restaurant, such as Hard Rock Cafe Brussels [14583], that serves international cuisine.