[2025 Brussels Attraction] Travel Guide for Brussels Town Hall (Updated May)

Without doubt the most beautiful edifice in Grand Place, Brussels City Hall was seriously damaged by Marshal Villeroy’s bombardment in 1695. It was quickly rebuilt with a wing being added at the rear. In the 19th century, it was adorned with 290 statues during a campaign of restoration initiated by the architects Suys and Jamaer. This campaign also focused on renewing the interior decoration which wonderfully illustrates the history of Brussels, starting in the first floor lobby, the walls of which are covered with portraits of the leaders of our regions. These include Empress Maria Theresa, Napoleon I and King William I of the Netherlands and King Leopold I by Franz-Xaver Winterhalter. A succession of aldermen’s offices contain numerous portraits depicting the mayors of Brussels. It should also be pointed out that foreign heads of state visiting Brussels are often honoured on the balcony, which offers a unique perspective from which to admire Grand Place.#awesomepic #valentinescape

#TravelEurope AUX Armes De Bruxelles is a famous restaurant that anyone visiting Brussels, Belgium must not miss because it is very delicious. The shop is beautifully decorated, luxurious and magnificent. The recommended menu is mussels and asparagus, which are not like in Thailand at all. The pieces are large, delicious, sweet and crispy. The mussels are fresh, delicious and very smooth. Anyone who comes to visit here must come here. In fact, Beussels can be visited in just one day.

I went to the famous [World's most beautiful city hall 🇧🇪]. It was so beautiful that I was entranced. The lit-up city hall was simply glittering and very pretty. And it was crowded... 🍫 Everywhere you go it's sparkling and shiny. No matter how many photos you take, it's never enough! Please come and visit it☺️💕 #Breathtakingview #Coupletrip #Europe #Photogenicspot #Solotrip #Belgium #Brussels

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Brussels City Hall is one of the most striking buildings in the Grand Place in Brussels. This Gothic building is a landmark in Brussels. The building was built in two phases, and the larger left half was built in 1402. When the right half was built in 1455, the tower and the 96-meter-tall minaret were built by PhilipeleBon. This is a typical ancient Flemish Gothic building, grandiose, ethereal and striking. The town hall building was built in 1402. The tower above it is about 91 meters high. The top of the tower is shaped with a statue of the sacred Michelle of Brussels, 5 meters high. The main entrance of the city hall is not in the middle, and the hall tower is also slightly side. In fact, the reason why the hall tower and the gate are not in the middle is because the entire building was built in three different periods, so the scale appeared. The various sculptures on the outer wall are really charming. It is said that the interior decoration is very beautiful, the pattern drawn on the ceiling is wonderful, the railing pattern is finely carved, and the snow-white marble staircase is like a silver snake. The corridor of the city hall is full of murals. Among the many portraits are the Belgian monarchs, the kings of Spain, the Netherlands, France and other countries that have ruled Brussels, and the sweeping continent of Europe. The portrait of Napoleon.

Today the babies took you to the Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium! 💫 As a world cultural heritage, this is not only the heart of Brussels, but also a treasure landmark known as one of the "most beautiful squares in Europe"! 🌍🏛️ Walking on the cobblestone square, surrounded by the magnificent town hall, the ancient guild building and the charming flower market, just standing here, you can feel the heavy sense of history! 😍 Follow me today to visit this square where art and history are intertwined! 🎭✨ ⸻ 🏰 How beautiful is the Grand Place in Brussels? The moment you walk into the Grand Square, you will be shocked by its magnificence! ✨ Surrounded by Baroque, Gothic and Louis XIV style buildings, each one looks like a meticulously crafted work of art! 👀💎 🎇 Visual highlights of the square: ✅ Brussels City Hall (Hôtel de Ville): A magnificent Gothic building with a golden statue of Saint Michel on the super-high bell tower, which is very domineering! 🏛️✨ ✅ Guild Houses: These were once the meeting places for craftsmen and merchants in Brussels. Each building has unique sculptures and golden decorations, which are really exquisite! 🌟💰 ✅ Maison du Roi: Although it is called "King's House", the king has never lived there. It is now the Brussels City Museum, which houses all kinds of weird costumes of "Manneken Pis"! 👑🎭 ✅ Flower Carpet (held every two years only): If you catch the "Flower Carpet Festival" in August, the entire square will be covered with a super beautiful colorful flower carpet, which is so dreamy! 🌺🌈 ⸻ 🎡 How to play? A must-try experience! 📸 1️⃣ Take 360° photos around the square! 📷✨ Whether it’s day or night, every shot here will turn out to be a European palace blockbuster! 📸 The building sparkles in the sun during the day, and has a mysterious and noble feel when the lights are turned on at night! 🌙💫 •The best angle for taking photos: Facing the City Hall, you can capture the clock tower and the Guildhall together! 📍💯 •It is recommended to wait until evening + night scene mode! After night falls, the lights illuminate the buildings, and it really feels like you are in a fairy tale world! ✨🏰 ☕ 2️⃣ Sit in an open-air cafe and experience the slow life in Belgium 🍻🥐 There are many open-air cafes around the Grand Place. Sit down and order a Belgian beer 🍺 or handmade chocolate hot cocoa ☕, paired with Belgian waffles or truffle chocolate, it's really enjoyable! 💖🍫 •Recommend trying Belgian Cherry Beer (Kriek Beer)! It’s sour and sweet, perfect for taking photos and checking in! 🍒🍻 •If you come in the winter, be sure to have a cup of hot chocolate! This is the pride of Belgium, super rich and smooth! ☕🍫 🎭 3️⃣ Wander around the alleys and look for the “Manneken Pis”! 👶🚰 Not far from the Grand Place is Brussels’ “mascot” – the Manneken Pis statue! 😂 This mischievous little bronze statue is always visited by tourists from all over the world, and is often dressed in various funny costumes! 🎭 •📍 Address: Rue de l’Étuve / Stoofstraat (5-minute walk from Grand Place) •Don’t miss his friends! You can also find a "peeing girl" and a "peeing dog" nearby, forming the cutest trio! 🐶😂 ⸻ 🎟️ Intimate guide 📍 Address: Grand Place, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium 🇧🇪 ⏰ Open all day (but the city hall and museum have opening hours, it is recommended to come during the day) 💰 Tickets: The square is free, but additional tickets are required for the town hall and museum🎫 🚇 Transportation: •Metro: Take Line 1 or 5, get off at Brussels-Central (Central Station) and walk about 5 minutes 🚇 • Train: If you are coming from other European cities, you can take a train to Brussels Central Station🚆 •Walking: Brussels’ attractions are concentrated. The Grand Place is very close to Manneken Pis and Galleria Saint-Hubert, and can be reached on foot! 👣 ⸻ 💡 Is it worth going? ✅ A must-see landmark in Brussels! Whether it's the architecture, the history or the atmosphere, this is one of the most beautiful places in Brussels! ✨🏛️ ✅ Suitable for taking photos📸! The magnificent buildings and fairy-tale lights make it a dream movie with just a snap! 🌟📷 ✅ Suitable for foodies 🍫🍺! There are so many cafes, chocolate shops and waffle shops around the Grand Place. You can eat while walking around and feel extremely happy! 🍽️💖 ✅ The night atmosphere is super romantic 🌙✨! If you have enough time, be sure to wait until night. The moment the square lights are turned on is truly stunning! 😍 ⚠️ Tips: •The restaurants in the square are relatively expensive. If you want to save money, you can go to the small alleys nearby to find more authentic restaurants! 🍽️ •There are a lot of people during the peak tourist season, so if you want to take photos of the scenery, it is recommended to come before 9 am! 📸 •Keep warm in winter! It’s windy here, especially during the Christmas market, so remember to wear something warm! 🧥 ⸻ 🌟 Summary: The Grand Place in Brussels is truly one of the "most beautiful squares in Europe"! Whether it is the exquisite architecture, the leisurely coffee culture, or the atmosphere of blending history and art, it will make you fall in love with it in a second! 💖✨ Next time you come to Belgium, be sure to put this place on your must-go list! 📍🇧🇪

#springwander Brussels is a city where history, politics, and stunning architecture blend seamlessly. My journey began at the Grand Place, the breathtaking central square surrounded by opulent guild houses, the Town Hall, and the King's House. In the golden glow of the morning sun, the intricate facades looked almost unreal. Just a short walk away, I found the famous Manneken Pis—a tiny but iconic statue that perfectly represents the city's playful spirit. Nearby, the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula impressed me with its Gothic beauty and magnificent stained glass windows. No visit to Brussels is complete without seeing the Atomium. This futuristic structure, originally built for Expo 58, offers a fantastic panoramic view from the top. It’s a unique mix of science, design, and nostalgia. To dive into Belgium’s royal history, I explored the Royal Palace of Brussels and strolled through the Parc de Bruxelles, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Another highlight was the Mont des Arts, a cultural hub with breathtaking city views, especially at sunset. Brussels is not just the capital of Europe—it’s a city full of contrasts, where medieval charm meets modern innovation. Whether you’re an architecture lover or a history enthusiast, it offers something unforgettable at every turn. #Brussels #GrandPlace #Atomium #MannekenPis #RoyalPalace #MontDesArts #EuropeanCapital

Ladies and Gentlemen, here comes the 8-day tour guide to Europe! With this guide, you can easily travel around Europe with all the essential routes and must-see attractions! -- 🗓Itinerary: Day 1: Cologne-Amsterdam Depart from Cologne, head to Amsterdam and start your European trip! Day 2: Zaanse Hans Windmill Village - Amsterdam Canal Cruise - Dam Square - Amsterdam Royal Palace Visit the Dutch windmill village, take a canal cruise to enjoy the beauty of Amsterdam, visit Dam Square, visit the Amsterdam Royal Palace, and experience the history and culture of the Netherlands. Day 3: Manneken Pis - Brussels Atomium - Grand Place - Brussels Town Hall Visit Brussels' iconic buildings and attractions, including the famous Manneken Pis, the modern Brussels Atomium, the historic Grand Place and Town Hall. Day 4: Arc de Triomphe - Champs Elysees - Place de la Concorde - Eiffel Tower - Palace of Versailles Experience the romance and fashion of Paris, starting from the majestic Arc de Triomphe, strolling along the Champs Elysees, feeling the solemnity of Place de la Concorde, climbing the Eiffel Tower to overlook the panoramic view of Paris, and finally visiting the magnificent Palace of Versailles. Day 5: Seine River Cruise - Louvre Take a Seine River cruise to enjoy the scenery along the way, then visit the world-famous Louvre to explore the treasures of art. Day 6: Notre Dame Cathedral of Reims - Adolphe Bridge - Petros Canyon - Constitution Square Go to Luxembourg, visit Notre Dame Cathedral of Reims, walk across the spectacular Adolphe Bridge, enjoy the beauty of Petros Canyon, and finally arrive at Constitution Square to experience the local political and cultural atmosphere. Day 7: Marx's Former Residence - Porta Nigra - German Corner - Roman Forum - Frankfurt Cathedral Visit Marx's Former Residence in Trier and feel the great man's past; then go to Frankfurt to visit the ancient Porta Nigra, German Corner, the lively Roman Forum and the majestic Frankfurt Cathedral. Day 8: Beethoven's former residence - Cologne Cathedral Visit Beethoven's former residence in Bonn and trace the footsteps of the music master; finally arrive in Cologne and visit the magnificent Cologne Cathedral, which brings this European trip to a perfect end. -- Attractions to visit: Eiffel Tower ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, Paris 75007 ⏰Open from 09:15 to 22:45 on March 1st to April 10th 🕰️Visit duration: 1-3 hours A landmark building in Paris, standing on the top of the tower, you can have a panoramic view of the boundless scenery of Paris, it is definitely not to be missed! Palace of Versailles ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Place dArmes, 78000 Versailles, France ⏰Open from 09:00 to 17:30, Tuesday to Sunday, December 6, 2024-March 31, 2025 🕰️Visit duration: 1 day This is the high-end residence of Louis XIV. The palace is magnificent and shows the nobility and glory of the former royal family. Louvre ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍75001 Paris, France ⏰January 2nd - April 30th Opening hours vary depending on the day of the week 🕰️Visit duration: 1 day The collections are dazzling, and treasures from ancient times to the present are all here. It is a paradise for art and history lovers. Seine River Cruise ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Paris Seine River Pier ⏰Open from 12:00 to 21:00, January 1st to July 18th 🕰️Duration: 1 hour Take a cruise on the Seine River, listen to the Chinese guide describing the scenery and history of both sides of the river, and feel the romance and style of Paris. Arc de Triomphe ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Place Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris ⏰Open from 11:00 to 22:30 on February 8th to March 9th 🕰️Visit duration: 1-2 hours As one of the four iconic buildings in Paris, its majesty and grandeur will surely shock you. -- 🧳 Travel checklist: 📞 Bring your phone card for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget the plug converter, European sockets are different from ours. 🆔 All documents must be complete, including passport and visa. 👕 According to the European climate in March, it is enough to bring some spring and autumn clothes. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to ensure your devices are powered. 💊 It is also important to have medicines on hand, just in case. -- Enjoy the blend of romance and history during your trip to Europe. We look forward to your next dream trip! 🌍✨

I visited the Brussels City Hall and Grand Place Square, which are landmarks of Brussels, Belgium. The entire city of Brussels is beautiful with its European streets, but the buildings around this square are the most impressive, haha. It is crowded with people from daytime to evening, but if you go early in the morning, you can enjoy the square with almost no people. In this square, there is also the main store of Godiva, famous for its chocolate, and you can buy chocolates by the piece, so be sure to try some. However, be careful as the city of Brussels is quite unsafe at night. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fHcps7RUT1uBQkRMA

Winter break is here, and it's the perfect time for a multi-country European tour! This carefully prepared 8-day itinerary will guide you through Europe with ease. Save it now! -------------------- 🛣️Itinerary: DAY 1: Cologne -> Amsterdam Depart from Cologne, Germany, and travel to the charming city of Amsterdam, Netherlands. DAY 2: Zaanse Schans Windmill Village -> Amsterdam Canal Cruise -> Dam Square -> Royal Palace Amsterdam Visit the iconic Dutch windmills, enjoy a canal cruise to admire the city's scenery, and explore Dam Square and the Royal Palace to experience Dutch royalty. DAY 3: Manneken Pis -> Atomium -> Grand Place -> Brussels Town Hall Travel to Belgium and visit the famous Manneken Pis, followed by the modern Atomium. Afterward, stroll through the Grand Place and visit the Town Hall. DAY 4: Arc de Triomphe -> Champs-Élysées -> Place de la Concorde -> Eiffel Tower -> Palace of Versailles Today, we will explore Paris, the capital of France. Starting from the majestic Arc de Triomphe, we'll walk along the bustling Champs-Élysées, visit Place de la Concorde, ascend the Eiffel Tower for a panoramic view of Paris, and finally, visit the magnificent Palace of Versailles. DAY 5: Seine River Cruise -> Louvre Museum Enjoy a scenic cruise on the Seine River, followed by a visit to the world-renowned Louvre Museum to discover artistic treasures. DAY 6: Notre-Dame Cathedral (Luxembourg) -> Adolphe Bridge -> Petrusse Valley -> Constitution Square Today, we will explore Luxembourg's famous attractions, including the magnificent Notre-Dame Cathedral, the ancient Adolphe Bridge, the deep Petrusse Valley, and the historic Constitution Square. DAY 7: Karl Marx House -> Porta Nigra -> Deutsches Eck -> Römerberg -> Frankfurt Cathedral In Trier, Germany, we will visit the Karl Marx House. Afterward, we'll head to Frankfurt to explore the Porta Nigra, Deutsches Eck, Römerberg, and Frankfurt Cathedral. DAY 8: Beethoven House -> Cologne Cathedral Finally, we will visit the Beethoven House in Bonn to experience the life of the musical master. Then, we'll travel to Cologne to visit the magnificent Cologne Cathedral, concluding our multi-country European tour. -------------------- Some tips: 1️⃣ Time Difference: The time difference between Europe and China is approximately 6–8 hours. Remember to adjust your body clock! 🕰️ 2️⃣ Airport Transportation: Various transportation options are available from European airports to city centers. Trains, buses, and taxis are all convenient. 🚗 3️⃣ Food: Be sure to try local specialties, such as French cheese 🧀, Italian pizza 🍕, and Spanish paella 🍲! 4️⃣ Visa Information: A visa is required in advance for travel to multiple European countries. Prepare the necessary documents. Don't forget! 📃 -------------------- Come to Europe, explore romantic cities, enjoy exotic customs, and create unforgettable memories on our journey!

Planning a winter trip to Europe? Check out this guide to help you plan an 8-day trip to multiple countries! Save this guide for your next trip! -------- 🚁 Suggested itinerary: A romantic trip through the heart of Europe Day 1: Cologne 🚄 Amsterdam Start your trip in Cologne and head north to Amsterdam, a city surrounded by windmills and tulip fields, to experience the unique charm of the Netherlands. Day 2: Zaanse Schans 🛶 Amsterdam Canal Cruise 🌊 Dam Square 🏛️ Royal Palace Amsterdam Visit the windmill village of Zaanse Schans, take a canal cruise to enjoy the scenery of Amsterdam, stroll around Dam Square, and visit the Royal Palace Amsterdam to learn about the history and culture of the Netherlands. Day 3: Manneken Pis 🚀 Atomium 🏛️ Grand Place 🏛️ Brussels Town Hall Visit Brussels, the capital of Belgium, and take a photo with the famous Manneken Pis. Then, visit the Atomium, a symbol of modern technology, and stroll around the Grand Place to admire the ancient architecture. Finally, visit the Brussels Town Hall. Day 4: Arc de Triomphe 🌈 Champs-Élysées 🎉 Place de la Concorde 🗼 Eiffel Tower 🏰 Palace of Versailles Arrive in Paris, the city of romance, and start your day at the Arc de Triomphe. Stroll along the Champs-Élysées to the bustling Place de la Concorde. In the evening, head to the top of the Eiffel Tower to enjoy the night view of Paris. Finally, visit the magnificent Palace of Versailles. Day 5: Seine River Cruise 🎨 Louvre Museum Take a cruise on the Seine River to enjoy the scenery along the way. Then, visit the Louvre Museum, one of the four major museums in the world, to admire the art. Day 6: Reims Cathedral 🌉 Adolphe Bridge 🏞️ Pétrusse Valley 🏛️ Place de la Constitution Head to Luxembourg and visit Reims Cathedral. Walk across the spectacular Adolphe Bridge, explore the natural beauty of Pétrusse Valley, and visit Place de la Constitution to learn about the history of Luxembourg. Day 7: Karl Marx House 🏰 Porta Nigra 🌄 Deutsches Eck 🏛️ Römer 💒 Frankfurt Cathedral Arrive in Frankfurt, Germany, and visit the Karl Marx House. Walk through the ancient Porta Nigra to the Deutsches Eck to enjoy the scenery. Stroll around the Römer to learn about the history of Germany, and visit the Frankfurt Cathedral. Day 8: Beethoven House 💒 Cologne Cathedral Visit the Beethoven House to learn about the life of the great composer. Finally, return to Cologne and visit the spectacular Cologne Cathedral to end your trip to Europe. -------- Must-see attractions: 🗼 Eiffel Tower: The symbol of Paris. Head to the top for a panoramic view of the city! 🏰 Palace of Versailles: Experience the grandeur of Louis XIV! 🎨 Louvre Museum: A world-famous museum with a large collection of historical artifacts. 🛥️ Seine River Cruise: Enjoy a cruise on the river with Chinese commentary! 🚪 Arc de Triomphe: One of the four major buildings in Paris. Don't miss it! -------- Tips: 1. The weather in Europe is mild but rainy in February 🌧️. Remember to bring an umbrella and a warm coat! 2. The airport is easily accessible 🚇. Check the route in advance to save time. 3. The local currency is the euro 💰. The current exchange rate is about 1 euro = 7.58 CNY. Remember to calculate the price when shopping! 4. Be aware of pickpockets and scams 🔒. Keep your valuables safe. 5. Avoid going out alone at night 🌙. Safety first! -------- We hope you have an unforgettable trip to Europe and enjoy the exotic culture. Have a safe trip home with lots of memories! 🌍✨

Winter vacation is coming! A 7-day tour of multiple European countries will take you to explore the romantic cities. Super practical guide, save it now! -- Europe, a land full of history🏰. From the romantic Eiffel Tower in France 🗼, to the classical Acropolis in Athens in Greece 🏛️, to the passionate Spanish flamenco dance 💃, each place exudes a unique style. -- 🎉Itinerary: D1: Zaanse Hans - Coster Diamond Factory - Amsterdam Canal Cruise - Dam Square - Amsterdam Royal Palace 🚣‍♂️Explore the Dutch style, from the windmill village to the diamond factory, then take a boat tour of the canal, and finally feel the historical heritage of the royal palace. D2: Brussels Atomium - Manneken Pis - Grand Place - Brussels City Hall 🏛️A trip to Belgium, from the modern symbol of the Atomium to the statue of the child in the ancient legend, then strolling through the historical square and feeling the majesty of the town hall. D3: Arc de Triomphe - Champs Elysees - Place de la Concorde - Invalides - Eiffel Tower - Palace of Versailles 🌍The romance and history of Paris, from the Arc de Triomphe to the Eiffel Tower, passing through the Champs-Elysées and the Place de la Concorde, and then exploring the splendor of Les Invalides and the Palace of Versailles. D4: Seine River Cruise - Louvre - Moulin Rouge 🎭Continue your trip to Paris, take a boat tour on the Seine, visit the art treasures of the Louvre, and experience the dazzling nightlife of the Moulin Rouge at night. D5: Notre Dame Cathedral in Reims - Adolphe Bridge - Petros Canyon - Constitution Square 🏞️Visit northeastern France, admire the magnificence of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Reims, stroll along the Adolphe Bridge, and enjoy the scenery of the Grand Canyon and Place de la Constitution. D6: Marx's Former Residence - Porta Nigra - German Corner - Frankfurt Cathedral - Roman Forum 📚The trip to Germany begins, visit Marx's former residence, experience the history of Porta Nigra, and explore the churches and squares of the German Eck and Frankfurt. D7: Beethoven’s former residence – Cologne Cathedral 🎼End the trip at Beethoven's former residence and the magnificence of Cologne Cathedral, and experience the fusion of music and faith. -- Some tips: * Visa information: If you are traveling to multiple countries in Europe, you need to apply for a Schengen visa in advance to ensure a worry-free trip. 📖 * Airport transportation: European airports have convenient transportation, with trains and buses going directly to the city center. 🚆🚌 * Exchange rate: The Euro exchange rate fluctuates, so please pay attention in advance and plan your expenses wisely. 💶 * Time difference: There is a big time difference between Europe and Beijing, so remember to adjust to the time difference and enjoy your journey. ⏰ -- I hope this multi-country travel guide to Europe can help you have fun and enjoy your trip! 🌍✨

4-day Europe tour: How to make the most of your trip? This guide will help you explore Europe with ease and ensure you don't miss any of the highlights! Save it now and start your European adventure! -- Explore Europe and travel through history. Experience the splendor of ancient Rome 🏛️ and the romantic scenery of the French countryside 🌻. From Germany's Oktoberfest to Spain's flamenco dancing 💃, enjoy the best of Europe! -- 🚩 Itinerary: DAY 1️⃣: Grand Place, Brussels > Atomium > Manneken Pis > Waterloo Battlefield > Brussels Town Hall Explore the heart of Brussels, from the magnificent Grand Place to the futuristic Atomium and the cultural landmark of Manneken Pis. Experience the intersection of history and modern creativity. DAY 2️⃣: Peace Palace > Amsterdam Canal Cruise > Zaanse Schans Experience the tranquility and harmony of the Netherlands, from the solemnity of the Peace Palace to the leisurely canal cruise and the charm of the windmill village. Every step is a scenic journey. DAY 3️⃣: Cologne Cathedral Immerse yourself in the grandeur and history of Cologne Cathedral and experience the ancient religious culture of Germany. DAY 4️⃣: Reims Cathedral > Constitution Square > Petrusse Valley > Porta Nigra > Karl Marx House > Adolphe Bridge Travel through the history and natural beauty of Luxembourg, from the solemnity of the cathedral to the grandeur of the valley. Every step tells the story of this land. 🏰✨ This itinerary combines history, culture, and nature to give you an in-depth experience of Europe's charm! 🌍🌟 -- Attraction recommendations: 🚤 Amsterdam Canal Cruise: Take a water city tour and experience the unique charm of Amsterdam. 🏛️ Cologne Cathedral: The combination of history and Gothic architecture exudes a unique charm. A must-see! 🏰 Grand Place, Brussels: Immerse yourself in over 600 years of history and admire the diverse architectural styles surrounding the square. It's like traveling through time. 🔬 Atomium: This is not only a modern building inspired by atomic structure but also a unique scientific artwork waiting for you to explore! 🎨 Zaanse Schans: Every step is a scene, as if you are in an 18th-century Dutch painting, experiencing the charm of that era. -- Travel tips: - Visa information: A Schengen visa is required for a Europe tour. Apply in advance to ensure a worry-free trip. 😊 - Currency exchange rate: Pay attention to the exchange rate between the local currency and the Chinese yuan and plan your expenses accordingly. 💶 - Food exploration: Taste authentic European cuisine and experience the unique flavors of different countries! 🍽️ -- Explore Europe and enjoy the charm of multiple countries. May every step of your journey be filled with surprises and joy. 🌍✨

5-day tour of 5 European countries. Carefully selected routes to help you experience the customs of multiple countries, including history, culture, and food. Start your European tour now! . 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Atomium, Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Brussels Town Hall Explore Brussels, starting from the futuristic Atomium, strolling to the historic Grand Place, then seeing the cute Manneken Pis, and finally visiting the solemn Town Hall. Day 2: Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles Start your Paris tour! Cross the Arc de Triomphe, stroll through the Place de la Concorde, climb the Eiffel Tower to overlook Paris, and then visit the Palace of Versailles. Day 3: Seine River Cruise, Louvre Museum Take a leisurely cruise on the Seine River, enjoy the scenery on both sides, and then visit the Louvre Museum, a world art treasure house. Day 4: Reims Cathedral, Adolphe Bridge, Petrusse Valley, Constitution Square Set foot in Reims, feel the solemnity of the Reims Cathedral, stroll across the Adolphe Bridge, explore the natural beauty of the Petrusse Valley, and finally arrive at Constitution Square. Day 5: Karl Marx House, Porta Nigra, Deutsches Eck, Römer, Frankfurt Cathedral Go deep into Germany, visit the Karl Marx House, cross the Porta Nigra, feel the historical atmosphere of the Deutsches Eck, stroll through the Römer, and finally visit the tranquility of the Frankfurt Cathedral. 🎈 . Must-see attractions: 🗼 Eiffel Tower: A landmark of Paris, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Paris from the top, definitely not to be missed! 🏰 Palace of Versailles: Feel the luxury of the Louis XIV era, and explore the magnificent interior of the palace. 🎨 Louvre Museum: A world-renowned museum with a dazzling array of collections and traces of history. 🛥️ Seine River Cruise: Another way to enjoy the beauty of Paris, with Chinese commentary! . **Notes**: 1. 🕒Time difference reminder: There is a time difference between multiple European countries and Beijing time, remember to adjust your schedule in advance. 2. ✈️Airport transportation: There are many airports in Europe, it is recommended to plan your transfer and pick-up transportation in advance to ensure a smooth trip. 3. 📝Visa information: A visa is required to travel to multiple European countries, be sure to understand the visa requirements in advance and prepare relevant materials. 4. 💡Travel tips: When traveling in Europe, pay attention to local customs and respect cultural differences to make your trip more enjoyable. 5. 🔌Power plug: Europe uses European standard plugs, prepare a plug adapter before traveling to avoid charging problems. 6. 💶Currency exchange: Exchange some euros in advance for emergencies, and activate international roaming services for easy contact. . Walking through these European countries, every step is a scenery, and every place has a story. Looking forward to your next European trip to discover more unknown beauty!

#EuropeanTravel EuropeanTravel Belgium ⭐️BrusselsCityHall⭐️ Hôtel de Ville de Bruxelles was built in the 1400s. This building is located in Grand Place and is characterized by delicate Gothic style. It has a concert hall decorated with stained glass and glass. There is also a tourist center here, so you can get necessary information while traveling in Brussels. It is a place you will naturally visit when traveling in Brussels. 🎯Grand Place 8, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium #Brussels #BrusselsTravel #BrusselsCityHall

New Year's Day is approaching, do you want to take a European multi-country tour? The best 8-day itinerary will take you around Europe! Super practical guide, take it away without any thanks! . 🛤️Route arrangement: Day 1: Brussels->Paris Depart from Brussels and head to the romantic city of Paris. Day 2: Arc de Triomphe -> Champs Elysees -> Place de la Concorde -> Invalides -> Eiffel Tower -> Palace of Versailles Visit the iconic buildings of Paris and feel the historical and cultural charm of France. Day 3: Seine River Cruise -> Louvre Museum -> Moulin Rouge Take a boat trip on the Seine, visit the Louvre Museum and experience the nightlife of the Moulin Rouge at night. Day 4: Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Reims->Adolf Bridge->Petros Grand Canyon->Constitution Square Explore the religious culture and natural beauty of Reims and feel the unique style of Belgium. Day 5: Marx’s former residence -> Porta Nigra -> Deutsche Corner -> Frankfurt Cathedral -> Roman Forum Enter Germany, follow the footsteps of great men, and appreciate the ancient charm of Frankfurt. Day 6: Beethoven’s former residence->Cologne Cathedral Visit the former residence of the music great and admire the majesty of Cologne Cathedral. Day 7: Zaansehans->Coaster Diamond Factory->Amsterdam Canal Cruise->Dam Square->Royal Palace of Amsterdam Journey to the Netherlands, from windmill villages to diamond factories, to the canals and royal palaces of Amsterdam, experience the essence of Dutch style. Day 8: Brussels Atomium->Manneken Pis->Grand Place->Brussels City Hall Return to Brussels and visit iconic attractions such as the Atomium to end your enjoyable European trip. . 🧳 Travel list: 📞 Necessary phone card and plug adapter to facilitate communication and cope with different sockets in different countries. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license and related insurance policies, safety comes first when traveling abroad. 👚 It’s cold in Europe in December, so bring a thick coat, sweater, and comfortable shoes so you won’t be afraid of the cold when traveling throughout Europe. 🔋 You can’t miss a charger and a mobile power supply. When taking photos and videos, the battery must be sufficient! This list will help you travel around Europe and enjoy a worry-free trip! . Take an in-depth tour of multiple European countries to explore different customs and customs, making your trip full of surprises and memories!

#OctoberGoodDestinations2024 The **Town Hall** (Hôtel de Ville de Bruxelles) in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is a stunning Gothic building and one of Brussels' most iconic landmarks. It is not only the administrative center of the city, but also a great place for tourists to explore the history and culture of Brussels. Spectacular architectural design 🏰 Built in the 15th century, the Town Hall is famous for its exquisite carvings and towering spires. The entire building exudes the charm of Gothic architecture, which makes people stop and admire it. Especially at night, the lights illuminate the outline of this ancient building, making it even more charming. A treasure trove of culture and history 📜 The interior of the town hall is also worth a look. Take a guided tour to learn about Brussels' historical, cultural, and political background. The meeting rooms and banquet halls in the city hall are richly decorated and full of history, and are the venue for many important events. Environment and Location 🌍 The Town Hall is located in the heart of Brussels, surrounded by squares and other historic buildings, such as the famous Grand Place. This is a great place to take photos, and also a great place to enjoy local food and shopping. Visiting Tips 📝 - It is recommended to check the opening hours in advance as the Town Hall is sometimes closed for special events. - Take a guided tour to gain a deeper understanding of the building's historical and artistic value. - Don’t forget to take photos at the Grand Place, the scenery here is definitely not to be missed. Conclusion 🌟 Brussels City Hall is an integral part of exploring the city. Whether you're a history buff or an architecture fan, this place offers unforgettable visual and cultural enjoyment. When you come to Brussels, don’t forget to visit this magnificent City Hall and experience the blend of history and beauty! #Brussels Attractions

#europeanarchitecture The Brussels Town Hall, located in the Grand Place, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Its ornate façade, with intricate carvings and statues, reflects the grandeur of 15th-century craftsmanship. The iconic spire, towering at 96 meters, adds to the building's majesty. Inside, the Town Hall boasts beautifully preserved medieval interiors, including the impressive Council Chamber. The building’s historical significance and architectural details make it a must-see for visitors. Its central location in the Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site, further enhances its appeal, offering a glimpse into Brussels' rich cultural and architectural heritage.

#May Travel Support Event Hotrl de ville The bell tower is 96m high. You can also see the golden statue of the Angel Saint-Michel on top. There is an observation deck on top of the city hall, and you can look down on the entire city of Brussels from 100m high. Closed on public holidays. Brussels is modest and small compared to other European cities.

Brussels is the capital of Belgium, the largest city. The Grand Place in Brussels is located in the center of Brussels. The Grand Place is rectangular and the ground is paved with granite. The buildings around the square are mostly Gothic buildings built in the Middle Ages. The Manneken Pis statue is located southwest of the Grand Place in Brussels, at the corner of Hengwen Street and Oak Street. The statue is made of bronze and is naked all over. On certain special holidays, it will wear festive costumes. The Brussels City Hall is a landmark of Brussels, located on the west side of the Grand Place in Brussels. It is a typical ancient Flanders Gothic building, with a majestic shape, towering and eye-catching.

#2024wish Brussels captivated me with its enchanting blend of history and modernity. Wandering through Grand Place, the ornate guildhalls and the opulent Town Hall showcased the city's rich medieval heritage. The Atomium's futuristic allure contrasted this, offering panoramic views. Strolling through charming neighborhoods like Sablon and Marolles revealed delightful cafes and antique shops. Indulging in Belgian chocolates and waffles was a gastronomic delight, while savoring renowned local beers added a touch of authenticity. The surreal Manneken Pis statue brought a whimsical charm to the streets. Brussels' vibrant cultural scene, evident in museums like Magritte and Horta, made this visit an enriching experience. This lovely city seamlessly blends tradition and modernity, leaving an indelible mark on every traveler. In 2024, I wish to visit Johor.

#summerbreak #belgium Brussels Grand Place, a beautiful place to be day or night. All the buildings have great history and impressive architecture, take sometime to walk around the place and discover the Manneken Pis while eating a warm waffle. Getting There - Zaventem airport or by train Attractions - Grand Place, music instruments museums, Manneken Pis, chocolate museum and more Hotels - ibis Food & Restaurants - lots around Shopping - souvenirs

The beautiful city of Brussels, Belgium #belgium

#bucketlistreboot The Town Hall is a landmark building of the city and the only remaining medieval building of the Grand Place. The building was erected between 1401 and 1455 and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as part of the square. The whole square is amazing and definitely a must during your trip. Brussels is a great capital to visit all year around. If you prefer warmer weather, then visit between June and late August. We were there in August and whilst it was warm, we got rained as well. The standard time is Central European Time (UTC+01:00). The euro is the official currency of Belgium. #brussels #belgium