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With its unique statues and futuristic-looking Atomium, the capital of Belgium and the administrative headquarters of the European Union is a quirky holiday destination. Your Brussels tour package from SOTC will guide you through the city’s unconventional attractions. While a number of Brussels packages will show you the city’s magnificent history, there’s more to Brussels.
From the historic to the ultra-modern, Brussels offers a range of exciting experiences that will leave you breathless with its variety. Your Brussels travel package will be an eclectic mix of museum, palace and garden tours. Here are our recommendations of places to visit in Brussels.
Belgian Comic Strip Centre
It seems fitting that Tintin’s birthplace has an entire museum dedicated to comic strips. This makes a worthy addition to your Brussels trip package with its timeless appeal. It is a treasure trove of comic art with around 5000 original drawings and various sections for different comic strips.
The Atomium
A giant representation of an iron crystal, the Atomium is an icon of Brussels’ tourism landscape. Five of the nine spheres are exhibition spaces with changing exhibits. You can make your way around through the tubes and even enjoy a gastronomic lunch in the restaurant within.
Manneken Pis
The Manneken Pis is the perfect representation of the city’s rebellious spirit and tongue-in-cheek humour. This statue makes for a quirky addition to Brussels holiday packages. Despite owning a collection of over 900 costumes, the boy stays naked throughout the year, dressing up only for a couple of special occasions.
Grand Place
In a city teeming with history, the Grand Place stands out with its collection of 40 ornate guild houses. Twice a year, the humungous square is carpeted with fresh flowers. It is a gem of Europe tours and one of the best places to tap into the city’s psyche.
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert
The 19th-century Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert is one of Europe’s first covered shopping arcades. Include this in your Brussels tour package for its gorgeous decor that is a treat for the eyes. Enjoy an impromptu meal and window shop to your heart’s content.
The shoulder season of spring (March to May) and autumn (September and October) are the best times to visit Brussels. The temperatures average between 3°C and 18°C in spring and stay between 8°C and 19°C in autumn. The city is also free of crowds during this time. The cool summers and moderate winters are also great seasons but are crowded.
The Brussels International Airport is well-connected with the rest of Europe and the world with regular flights. Though you can fly to Brussels from any of the major Indian cities, there are no direct flights from India. With three main railway stations, you can easily catch a train into Brussels from any of the neighbouring countries. It also enjoys strong connectivity with many European countries by road. There are a number of international bus services that run to and from Brussels.
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With its unique statues and futuristic-looking Atomium, the capital of Belgium and the administrative headquarters of the European Union is a quirky holiday destination. Your Brussels tour package from SOTC will guide you through the city’s unconventional attractions. While a number of Brussels packages will show you the city’s magnificent history, there’s more to Brussels.
From the historic to the ultra-modern, Brussels offers a range of exciting experiences that will leave you breathless with its variety. Your Brussels travel package will be an eclectic mix of museum, palace and garden tours. Here are our recommendations of places to visit in Brussels.
Belgian Comic Strip Centre
It seems fitting that Tintin’s birthplace has an entire museum dedicated to comic strips. This makes a worthy addition to your Brussels trip package with its timeless appeal. It is a treasure trove of comic art with around 5000 original drawings and various sections for different comic strips.
The Atomium
A giant representation of an iron crystal, the Atomium is an icon of Brussels’ tourism landscape. Five of the nine spheres are exhibition spaces with changing exhibits. You can make your way around through the tubes and even enjoy a gastronomic lunch in the restaurant within.
Manneken Pis
The Manneken Pis is the perfect representation of the city’s rebellious spirit and tongue-in-cheek humour. This statue makes for a quirky addition to Brussels holiday packages. Despite owning a collection of over 900 costumes, the boy stays naked throughout the year, dressing up only for a couple of special occasions.
Grand Place
In a city teeming with history, the Grand Place stands out with its collection of 40 ornate guild houses. Twice a year, the humungous square is carpeted with fresh flowers. It is a gem of Europe tours and one of the best places to tap into the city’s psyche.
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert
The 19th-century Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert is one of Europe’s first covered shopping arcades. Include this in your Brussels tour package for its gorgeous decor that is a treat for the eyes. Enjoy an impromptu meal and window shop to your heart’s content.
The shoulder season of spring (March to May) and autumn (September and October) are the best times to visit Brussels. The temperatures average between 3°C and 18°C in spring and stay between 8°C and 19°C in autumn. The city is also free of crowds during this time. The cool summers and moderate winters are also great seasons but are crowded.
The Brussels International Airport is well-connected with the rest of Europe and the world with regular flights. Though you can fly to Brussels from any of the major Indian cities, there are no direct flights from India. With three main railway stations, you can easily catch a train into Brussels from any of the neighbouring countries. It also enjoys strong connectivity with many European countries by road. There are a number of international bus services that run to and from Brussels.
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With its unique statues and futuristic-looking Atomium, the capital of Belgium and the administrative headquarters of the European Union is a quirky holiday destination. Your Brussels tour package from SOTC will guide you through the city’s unconventional attractions. While a number of Brussels packages will show you the city’s magnificent history, there’s more to Brussels.
From the historic to the ultra-modern, Brussels offers a range of exciting experiences that will leave you breathless with its variety. Your Brussels travel package will be an eclectic mix of museum, palace and garden tours. Here are our recommendations of places to visit in Brussels.
Belgian Comic Strip Centre
It seems fitting that Tintin’s birthplace has an entire museum dedicated to comic strips. This makes a worthy addition to your Brussels trip package with its timeless appeal. It is a treasure trove of comic art with around 5000 original drawings and various sections for different comic strips.
The Atomium
A giant representation of an iron crystal, the Atomium is an icon of Brussels’ tourism landscape. Five of the nine spheres are exhibition spaces with changing exhibits. You can make your way around through the tubes and even enjoy a gastronomic lunch in the restaurant within.
Manneken Pis
The Manneken Pis is the perfect representation of the city’s rebellious spirit and tongue-in-cheek humour. This statue makes for a quirky addition to Brussels holiday packages. Despite owning a collection of over 900 costumes, the boy stays naked throughout the year, dressing up only for a couple of special occasions.
Grand Place
In a city teeming with history, the Grand Place stands out with its collection of 40 ornate guild houses. Twice a year, the humungous square is carpeted with fresh flowers. It is a gem of Europe tours and one of the best places to tap into the city’s psyche.
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert
The 19th-century Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert is one of Europe’s first covered shopping arcades. Include this in your Brussels tour package for its gorgeous decor that is a treat for the eyes. Enjoy an impromptu meal and window shop to your heart’s content.
The shoulder season of spring (March to May) and autumn (September and October) are the best times to visit Brussels. The temperatures average between 3°C and 18°C in spring and stay between 8°C and 19°C in autumn. The city is also free of crowds during this time. The cool summers and moderate winters are also great seasons but are crowded.
The Brussels International Airport is well-connected with the rest of Europe and the world with regular flights. Though you can fly to Brussels from any of the major Indian cities, there are no direct flights from India. With three main railway stations, you can easily catch a train into Brussels from any of the neighbouring countries. It also enjoys strong connectivity with many European countries by road. There are a number of international bus services that run to and from Brussels.
With its unique statues and futuristic-looking Atomium, the capital of Belgium and the administrative headquarters of the European Union is a quirky holiday destination. Your Brussels tour package from SOTC will guide you through the city’s unconventional attractions. While a number of Brussels packages will show you the city’s magnificent history, there’s more to Brussels.
From the historic to the ultra-modern, Brussels offers a range of exciting experiences that will leave you breathless with its variety. Your Brussels travel package will be an eclectic mix of museum, palace and garden tours. Here are our recommendations of places to visit in Brussels.
Belgian Comic Strip Centre
It seems fitting that Tintin’s birthplace has an entire museum dedicated to comic strips. This makes a worthy addition to your Brussels trip package with its timeless appeal. It is a treasure trove of comic art with around 5000 original drawings and various sections for different comic strips.
The Atomium
A giant representation of an iron crystal, the Atomium is an icon of Brussels’ tourism landscape. Five of the nine spheres are exhibition spaces with changing exhibits. You can make your way around through the tubes and even enjoy a gastronomic lunch in the restaurant within.
Manneken Pis
The Manneken Pis is the perfect representation of the city’s rebellious spirit and tongue-in-cheek humour. This statue makes for a quirky addition to Brussels holiday packages. Despite owning a collection of over 900 costumes, the boy stays naked throughout the year, dressing up only for a couple of special occasions.
Grand Place
In a city teeming with history, the Grand Place stands out with its collection of 40 ornate guild houses. Twice a year, the humungous square is carpeted with fresh flowers. It is a gem of Europe tours and one of the best places to tap into the city’s psyche.
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert
The 19th-century Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert is one of Europe’s first covered shopping arcades. Include this in your Brussels tour package for its gorgeous decor that is a treat for the eyes. Enjoy an impromptu meal and window shop to your heart’s content.
The shoulder season of spring (March to May) and autumn (September and October) are the best times to visit Brussels. The temperatures average between 3°C and 18°C in spring and stay between 8°C and 19°C in autumn. The city is also free of crowds during this time. The cool summers and moderate winters are also great seasons but are crowded.
The Brussels International Airport is well-connected with the rest of Europe and the world with regular flights. Though you can fly to Brussels from any of the major Indian cities, there are no direct flights from India. With three main railway stations, you can easily catch a train into Brussels from any of the neighbouring countries. It also enjoys strong connectivity with many European countries by road. There are a number of international bus services that run to and from Brussels.
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