Brussels is the most boring city in Europe. Brussels may have been turned into a political nerd, with the main European institutions: the European Parliament, the European Commission, the Council of the EU. Therefore, meeting a crowd of “jackets” in the city is easier. Everything seems to be a political activity.

But, to be fair, it's not all that sad! The city center is beautiful at any time of the year.

In three hours, you'll visit all the must-see places: Grand Place Square, City Hall, the house where Marx and Engels wrote "Capital," the Peering Boy. "" You'll see the Peering Girl, not everyone knows where she is. Just outside the bar, which has 2,000 beers, you will also go there. You will walk through the maze of streets with fish restaurants.

You will also take a look at the street where leading Belgian fashion designers keep their boutiques, watch the Flemish community develop a small part of the city, look at the Brussels Chinatown and walk to the beautiful building of the former Exchange, where the Beer Museum will soon open.

Be sure to walk around the Museum Mile area, where there are several stunning museums: the Museum of Music, the Magrit Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts.

Nearby is the Royal Palace and Park, the Belgian Parliament.

Then we turn off the pompous route and go to the Sablon area. On weekends, near the local church (which we will also visit), there is a flea market, and on weekdays, the history of Belgium can be studied in antique salons and shops.