Places To See In Brussels A Quick Tourist Guide
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Discover Brussels: A Quick Tourist Guide
Introduction
Brussels, the heart of Europe, offers travelers a captivating array of places and museums to explore. From architectural marvels to unique cultural experiences, here’s a guide to the must-see attractions in the city.
1. Atomium
Constructed in 1958, the Atomium is an iconic symbol of Belgium. This striking structure, consisting of nine interconnected spheres, represents the advancements in atomic science of the 20th century. It's a must-see landmark that offers insight into technology and innovation.
2. Museum of Costume and Lace
Located near the bustling Grand Place, the Museum of Costume and Lace is housed in an elegant 18th-century building close to Hotel Amigo Brussels. Established in 1978, it features exquisite collections of textiles and lace, showcasing handmade masterpieces from Belgium, France, and Italy dating back to the 17th century. The museum also displays elegant accessories such as fans, hats, and shoes.
3. Royal Museum of Fine Arts
Designed with art deco elegance by Victor Horta, this museum is a hub for international exhibitions. Renovated in 1997, its grand halls showcase stunning masterpieces. The museum is also home to the renowned Europalia festival, celebrating a different country each year through art and culture.
4. Victor Horta Museum
Victor Horta, a pioneering architect, left a mark on Brussels with his innovative designs. The Victor Horta Museum, his former townhouse, is a masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture. Visitors can explore this luxurious setting to appreciate Horta's profound influence on design.
5. Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate
Immerse yourself in Belgium’s rich chocolate heritage at this delightful museum. Watch demonstrations by a master chocolatier and indulge in a variety of chocolate treats, including the famous Belgian pralines. Don’t miss the chance to bring home some sweet souvenirs from the museum shop.
6. Archaeological Undergrounds of the Palace of Charles V
Embark on a fascinating journey beneath Place Royale to discover the remnants of this historic palace. The archaeological site offers a unique glimpse into the grandeur of Brussels' past.
7. Dynasty Museum
Travel through time to uncover the captivating story of Belgium’s formation at the Dynasty Museum. Learn about the events leading up to the country’s independence in 1830 and the establishment of the Belgian kingdom through engaging exhibits.
8. Bellevue Museum
Originally built in Louis XVI style, the Bellevue Museum provides a glimpse into the history and refinement of Brussels. Renovated numerous times, it offers breathtaking views of the Royal Palace and its gardens, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts.
Conclusion
For a truly enriching experience in Brussels, consider joining one of the many guided tours offered by Hotel Amigo. This guide provides an ideal starting point for exploring the city's rich cultural landscape and historical treasures.
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Jerry De Kluyn writes for [Hotel Amigo Brussels](http://www.online-brussels-hotels.com/brussels-hotels/amigo-rocco-forte-hotel.html), a site specializing in accommodations around Brussels.
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