Explore Brussels
Brussels is the elegant, understated capital of Europe — a Grand-Place of gilded guildhalls, Art Nouveau townhouses, and a food culture built on chocolate, beer and Michelin stars. Chauffyr links a museum morning, a moules-frites lunch and a fine-dining evening in a fixed-price black car across the bilingual city.
The Grand-Place and Art Nouveau, chocolate, waffles and beer, the seat of the EU, and a serious Michelin-starred dining tradition.
The facts, upfront
The best restaurants in Brussels
Comme Chez Soi
French · $$$$ · City Centre
A Belgian institution and one of the country's most storied fine-dining rooms, wrapped in Art Nouveau.
Bozar Restaurant
French · $$$$ · City Centre
A one-star kitchen inside the Victor Horta-designed Centre for Fine Arts — precise contemporary French cooking.
La Villa in the Sky
Creative · $$$$ · Louise
A one-star, single-table glass box perched atop a tower on Avenue Louise — dining above the city.
Aux Armes de Bruxelles
Belgian brasserie · $$$ · Îlot Sacré
A grand 1921 brasserie off the Grand-Place serving the definitive Belgian classics since generations.
Chez Léon
Belgian · Mussels · $$ · Îlot Sacré
A cheerful, century-old mussels-and-frites institution on the restaurant row near the Grand-Place.
Maison Dandoy
Waffles · Biscuits · $ · City Centre
A beloved 1829 biscuit house serving the definitive Brussels and Liège waffles a step from the Grand-Place.
What to see in Brussels
Grand-Place
City Centre
One of the most beautiful squares in the world — a UNESCO ensemble of gilded baroque guildhalls.
Manneken Pis
City Centre
Brussels' cheeky little bronze fountain-boy — tiny, endlessly costumed, and impossible to miss on the tourist trail.
Atomium
Heysel
The gleaming 102-metre model of an iron crystal built for Expo 58 — a surreal Brussels icon.
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Mont des Arts
Belgium's premier art collection, strong on Flemish masters from Bruegel and Rubens onward.
Magritte Museum
Mont des Arts
The world's largest collection of works by the Belgian surrealist René Magritte, on the Place Royale.
Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert
City Centre
One of Europe's oldest shopping arcades (1847) — a glass-vaulted gallery of chocolatiers and boutiques.
One perfect day in Brussels
9:00 · Morning
Grand-PlaceCity Centre — Gilded guildhalls
11:00 · Late morning
Manneken PisCity Centre — The little fountain boy
13:00 · Lunch
Aux Armes de BruxellesBelgian brasserie · Îlot Sacré — Moules-frites
15:00 · Afternoon
AtomiumHeysel — Giant 1958 atom structure
20:00 · Dinner
Comme Chez SoiFrench · City Centre — Sole fillets 'Prince Chimay'
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