*Drop baggage off at CityBox Hotel, if they allow*

Grab a bite to eat

Frank.

• A good brunch option for whatever you are craving, whether it's pancakes/waffles, a burger or a pastry and some coffee.This spot is only a 6 minute walk from your first sight to see!

Stroll through Brussels

Grand-Place of Brussels

• The Grand Place is the central square of Brussels and is lined with beautiful historic buildings, some of which are shops and restaurants.

Manneken Pis

• Have a good laugh at the best-known symbol in Brussels (little pissing man)

Make your way back to CityBox to check in or continue exploring

St. Michael & St. Gudula Cathedral

• Start the mid-afternoon walk by visiting this beautiful Roman Catholic Cathedral. The Cathedral is open to visitors:
  • Monday to Friday from 8 am to 6 pm
  • on Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm
  • on Sunday from 1 pm to 6 pm.

‘T Kelderke

• If you're looking to enjoy traditional Belgian dishes, this is the spot to go. The authenticity of this ancient vault cellar of the 17th century, its simplicity and the local cooking make the charm of this place.

After a lovely dinner, visit one of these spots for authentic Belgian chocolate

• Laurent Gerbaud Chocolatier
• Godiva
• Mary
• Pierre Marcolini - Reine I
  
  

Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert

• The Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert in Brussels is a place steeped in history for an extraordinary shopping stopover in the heart of Brussels

Delirium Café

• Finish the night off with more beer options than you can imagine at Delirium Cafe!

Maison Dandoy

• Start your day off with a light and fluffy, Belgian waffles that is crispy and creamy. Generous and warm, caramelized and buttered, the Liege waffle is filled with sugar bits.

Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium

• A total of six museums make up the Royal Museum of Fine Arts with collections dating back to the 15th through the 21st century

ATOMIUM

• The most popular tourist attraction in the capital of Europe, an art centre and an international symbol of Brussels and Belgium.

Mini Europe

• Mini-Europe is a park featuring all the wonders of Europe, in miniature. Bonsai trees, flowery groves and dwarf trees embellish the 350 monuments which have been reproduced at scale 1/25.

Visit Wolf Market

• A culinary world tour through seventeen restaurants: on-site baked Syrian bread, fresh homemade pasta, an international award-winning pizzeria, creative sushi, delicious burgers, a vegan offering

Comic strip trail

• Since 1991, the walls of the capital have been regularly adorned with new murals, and today Brussels boasts over 80! Set off in search of them and discover Brussels' many atmospheres on this unique walk!

Royal Palace of Brussels

• Is not open to the public, but can be admired from outside. The Grand-Place is a must-visit for its stunning architecture. Stop by during the day to admire the architectural details of the buildings, and at night to soak up the vibrant atmosphere that takes over the square

Parc de Bruxelles

• Brussels Park, known for many years previously as the Royal Park, is the oldest park in the region which became a public park.