Brussels

as the location of the European Union, is a city that knowingly charms and excites every visitor. In a city where all seasons can parade in a 24 hour period, the friendly and warm character of the Belgians and the relaxed rhythms of Brussels can turn the Belgian metropolis into an oasis of culture, history and art. The elitist aristocratic character of the historic city center, combined with the modern skyscrapers of the modern city and the romantic paths in the streets, squares and colorful open-air markets of the city, give Brussels the character of a multinational, cosmopolitan capital which has the ability to combine all cultures in its multicultural mosaic. All city routes start and end at the Grand Square. Impressive, imposing and beautiful, it adorns the center of the Belgian capital, and magnetizes every visitor with its lights and sparkle. Architectural ornaments of another era,

Brussels, the capital and largest city of Belgium and of Europe as a whole, such as the highly impressive City Hall invites the visitor on a journey through time, as it is the place where the modern history of the city begins. Statues, large and historic parks, gardens (petit Sablon) and many museums uniquely unfold the cultural background of the city and the elegance of the Belgians. A sample of architectural grandeur, the Royal Palace building stands out as the most imposing building in the city. Impressive in appearance, the 102m high Atomium pays homage to science, while the Manneken Pis - petit Julien, becomes the central figure of the Belgian folk tradition and the most photographed statue in the city. Street lanes such as Dansaert Street reveal the most innovative, futuristic profile of Brussels, while the colorful profile of Ixelles creates the most urban bohemian atmosphere in Europe.