Région de Bruxelles-Capitale Off The Beaten Path

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Tours & Walks   Brussels

Tours & Walks, Brussels

 71 Reviews  A meeting with a Brussels Greeter is a free of charge opportunity to get a unique and personal insight into the city. Your Greeter will take you to unusual and often hidden places that are off the... 

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Markets & Flea Markets   Brussels

Markets & Flea Markets, Brussels

 11 Reviews  Go to the MAROLLEN (quarter in BRUSSELS) and walk around and I am sure that you will find beautifully coloured nice clothing and lots of fine gifts.......POTTERY e.g.. and....when the shops don't... 

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Chinese & Japanese Towers   Brussels

Chinese & Japanese Towers, Brussels

 14 Reviews  These were commisioned to a French architect by king Leopold II. They are located on the northern corner of the Royal Park in Laeken area. I couldn't see much inside the Japanese Tower, because only... 

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Jeanneken Pis   Brussels

Jeanneken Pis, Brussels

 10 Reviews  Where? Go to the dead-end in Impasse de la Fidelite, which is off the Rue des Bouchers What? Jaenneke Pis is a much more recent addition, dating back only to 1985. The statue shows a little girl... 

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Parcs & Gardens   Brussels

Parcs & Gardens, Brussels

 36 Reviews  And suddenly we found ourselves in Spain. The statue of D. Quixote and Sancho Pança that I knew in Madrid was in front of us. Well, it is not Spain, but Spain square, wisely ornamented with a replica... 

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Waterloo   Brussels

Waterloo, Brussels

 8 Reviews  Who never heard of Waterloo? The village itself might be small but the place of interest is outside the village. Here historici can dream of the big battlefield between Napoleon against big names as... 

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Excursions   Brussels

Excursions, Brussels

 23 Reviews  Take this road to get out of town. It's a beautiful road, the hills slowly rear up, you get glimpses down the Meuse at Namur as you shoot over a high spanning bridge, and the road connects easily with... 

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Atomium & Heyzel area   Brussels

Atomium & Heyzel area, Brussels

 12 Reviews  Mini-Europe park is situated near of Heyzel metro station (north-west), near of Atomium. We visited it to see the little copies of European countries, though we didn't find any Russian sight-seeings... 

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Museums   Brussels

Museums, Brussels

 23 Reviews  Do you like iguanodons, dinosaurs larger than life, mammuths, human evolution, a vivarium of spiders and amazing invertebrates, plus a collection of giant whales ?. This Museum is the place to be... 

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Cinquantenaire & museums   Brussels

Cinquantenaire & museums, Brussels

 4 Reviews  Very closed to the Cinquantenaire Park, rue Demot (see 10. in Map), you can enter Passage du Pré ("Meadow passage"), to discover a small place you would not expect in the "centre of Europe".... 

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Reviews from VirtualTourist Members

El Papagayo personnel...

by Norali

A feature of El Papagayo personnel: the parrot tattoed on them...This encounter dated back to our cowsspotting day. We wanted to chill out at El Papagayo but it was closed since it only opens at 7pm. Sooo, we chose to have some refreshment at a the pub next to it.While chilling out at Le saint d'Hic, we talked to El Papagayo personnel. They were having their noon lunch and talked with us and Saint d'Hic client?le as well.As conversation went by, this El papagayo personnel member showed us his tattoo. The boss explained that personnel members are all parrot-tattoed. I didn't ask whether this was his only tattoo or whether he had others. Anyway, cute, he?

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Rue Villa Hermosa, last cul-de-sac in Brussels (?)

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Near MIM (Music Instruments Museum) is the last cul-de-sac in Brussels.I haven't said it was the sexiest, but the last. Right? In fact, seeing it "in situ" made me aware of how time erases city landmarks and historical highlights. This then street, now cul-de-sac, used to lead to the ancient Brussels palace (Coudenberg) that is invisible now. Only an underground exhibition would allow you to know about the plans of this area and the one of the then Brussels palace.It separates Rue Coudenberg from Rue Montagne de la Cour.You can see this when you walk in Mont des Arts area. This area is located above Gare Centrale - Centraal station.Find a report on Rue Coudenberg, Rue Ravenstein and Rue Montagne de la Cour in my Tlog. Information on how to access the area is there as well

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Spain place

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Top 3 Hotels in Région de Bruxelles-Capitale

Conrad Brussels  Brussels

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Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo  Brussels

 8 Reviews and 359 Opinions  The Rocco Forte hotel amigo is considered the best in Brussels and is part of the Leading Hotels of... 

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Brussels Welcome Hotel  Brussels

 8 Reviews and 492 Opinions  I really enjoyed this hotel. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful -- providing me with a... 

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Q:  Do they usually accept credit cards in small shops/supermarkets in brussels or would it be better to have cash or a maestro/debit... 

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A: I think that wherever you go in Europe for small purchases like e.g. a cup of coffee and a croissant + newspaper, cash is expected. In fact many establishements... 

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