Top 19 Attractions in Capital Region

Popular Capital Region landmarks and tourist spots

• 1 Grand Place

  7.5 /10

  

  World-famous for its ornamental richness, it is bordered by the guilds' houses, the Town Hall, and the King's House (Broodhuis in Dutch). Victor Hugo considered it to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage location in 1998. In August 1695, during the War of the League of Augsburg, most of the houses, some of which were still made of wood, were destroyed during the city's bombardment by French troops commanded by Marshal de Villeroy ...

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• 2 Hôtel de Ville

  7 /10

  

• 3 Manneken Pis

  7 /10

  

• 4 Museum of the City of Brussels

  7 /10

  

• 5 Belgian Comic Strip Center

  7 /10

  

• 6 Heysel Park & Atomium

  7 /10

  

• 7 Mini-Europe

  7 /10

  

• 8 National Basilica of the Sacred Heart

  7 /10

  

• 9 Royal Museums of Fine Arts

  7 /10

  

• 10 Museum of Natural Sciences

  7 /10

  

• 11 Fin-de-Siècle Museum

  7 /10

  

• 12 Saint-Michel and Gudule Cathedral

  7 /10

  

• 13 Place Royale

  7 /10

  

• 14 Northern Quarter

  7 /10

  

• 15 Mont des Arts

  7 /10

  

• 16 Notre-Dame du Sablon

  7 /10

  

• 17 Palais Royal

  7 /10

  

• 18 La Cambre Abbey

  7 /10

  

• 19 Hotel Metropole

  7 /10

  

  The Hotel Métropole is a five-star hotel located at Place de Brouckère in the heart of Brussels' historical center. The hotel has 251 elegant rooms, including 22 spacious suites, all arranged with a style of their own: art deco, art nouveau, modern style. It also has a bar, 'Le 31', with a 'late 19th-century contemporary' style decor, a breakfast room with an exotic décor 'Le Jardin indien', the brasserie-restaurant Café Métropole as well as eleven conference rooms and a fitness room ...

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