Gilded guildhalls, Magritte's bowler hats, and the world's finest Art Nouveau architecture.

Stops on This Tour (11)

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   Grand Place Victor Hugo called it the most beautiful square in the world — gilded facades glow at dusk
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   Manneken Pis The tiny bronze boy — Brussels' irreverent symbol with a wardrobe of 1,000 costumes
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   Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert Europe's first covered shopping arcade — glass-roofed elegance since 1847
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   Rue des Bouchers Restaurant alley — tourist trap but atmospheric with its seafood displays
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   Mont des Arts Terraced garden connecting upper and lower town — Magritte Museum at the top
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   Magritte Museum Largest collection of Magritte — pipes that aren't pipes and men in bowler hats
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   Place du Grand Sablon Antiques market square — Wittamer and Pierre Marcolini chocolate temples
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   Eglise Notre-Dame du Sablon Flamboyant Gothic church — the stained glass glows like jewels after dark
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   Palais de Justice Colossal law courts — bigger than St Peter's in Rome, with views from the terrace
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    Horta Museum Victor Horta's own house — the birthplace of Art Nouveau architecture
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    Avenue Louise Art Nouveau walk Elegant boulevard with Horta and Hankar facades hidden on side streets

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