Brussels

The ‘capital’ of the European Union is much more than the Atomium and the Manneken-Pis statue. And has its very own way of doing things.

Mix in the crown at Grand’Place
The splendor goes from gothic to baroque and makes it one of Europe’s most beautiful squares. As well as Saints-Michel-et-Gudule cathedral, which took no less than 300 years to build. But Brussels is also art nouveau (Comic Strip Centre) and art deco, of which the Basilica of the Sacred Heart is an example.

Become friends with Tin Tin
From traditional waffles to french fries, chocolat truffles to belgian beer. There’s the typical Brussels to taste and the artistic heritage to discover. The Museum of Fine Arts is an example and includes a section devoted to Magritte, a great name of surrealist painting. And to end up with a smile, why not spend the afternoon at the Hergé Museum?