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Grand-Place (Grote Markt)

Brussels' medieval market square, ringed by gold-trimmed guildhalls and the towering Town Hall spire — a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998.

A giant stainless-steel model of an iron crystal built for Expo 58, now Brussels' most photographed modern landmark.

A tiny 17th-century bronze fountain of a boy, one of Brussels' most beloved and most photographed symbols.

The Belgian monarchy's neoclassical ceremonial palace in central Brussels, open to the public only during summer.

A soaring 15th-century Gothic town hall that has anchored Brussels' Grand Place for over 600 years.

Belgium's national cathedral, a Gothic landmark that has hosted royal weddings and state funerals for centuries.

A 19th-century glass-roofed arcade in central Brussels, among the oldest shopping galleries in Europe.

A terraced public garden linking Brussels' upper and lower town, with sweeping views over the historic center.

A grand park in Brussels' European Quarter built around a triumphal arch and three national museums.

A miniature park recreating famous European landmarks at 1:25 scale, next to the Atomium in Brussels.

A world-renowned collection of musical instruments housed in a landmark Art Nouveau building overlooking Brussels.

The world's largest collection of Rene Magritte's work, housed in a neoclassical mansion on Place Royale.

The European Parliament's main working seat in Brussels, home to the EU hemicycle and a free interactive visitor center.

Brussels' oldest and largest central park, a formal 18th-century garden between the Royal Palace and Parliament.

An upscale Brussels neighborhood known for antique dealers, chocolate shops, and a Gothic church between two historic squares.