Brussels is a city of distinction. A mix of Art Nouveau and medieval architecture lends the buildings a sense of historic importance, balanced by the elegant lines of the city and the arty atmosphere of the museums and shops that line the streets. Home to the headquarters of the European parliament, Brussels is also the capital city of Belgium and its largest urban area, sprawling across 19 municipalities. As well as an important political hub and widely recognised art centre, Brussels is known for its food. The local gaufres (waffles) are legendary, as are the region’s chocolate and beer, making this is a foodie’s heaven. There are plenty of cafés to sample the local fare – and with over 1,800 restaurants in the city, there’s no shortage of choice.
Year by year Brussels welcomes travellers who flock to its many sights, and one of the most impressive is
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