Argus Hotel Brussels

During this longer city walk you will discover many places in the varied city of Brussels. Along the way, a visit to Manneken Pis should of course not be discovered, you will also come across plenty of places to take a well-deserved break. The start of this walking route is at the monument to Julien Dillens, this park is easily accessible by public transport. Don't forget to take plenty of photos during your visit to the Grand Place, Brussels City Hall, Broodhuis, Beurs and Beenhouwersstraat.

The Ixelles district is best known for the many buildings in Art Nouveau style, this part of the city of Brussels has a rich history. For example, you can enjoy a lovely walk in the Ter Kamerenbos park, where there are lawns, lakes and forests. In the Abij ter Kameren, hikers can rest after the walk with a glass of delicious beer.

It is one of the many GR trails in Europe. This route starts in the north of Brussels and heads south-east of the Ardennes to the river Semois. The trail can be completed in either direction. This trail is often used to get to Santiago de Compostela and connects to other trails used by pilgrims.

A very nice circular walk for the whole family in the Park of Brussels, located between Brussels-Central station and the Leopold Park. Parking is possible at the Royal Theater, and accessibility is good via Park station. In this park you can enjoy the music on some days at the Bandstand and a nice drink at the cozy Woodpecker.

Explore the unique and impressive mix of museums, art centers and streetscapes of this unassuming capital. Often overshadowed by European capitals seemingly endowed with more and more stars, this underrated city boasts a decidedly eclectic cultural and artistic heritage. From sublime squares, unique art centers and world-class museums, Brussels has it all. And to top it off, it also has some of the best beer and chocolate on the planet. So, let the mental edification and nourishment...