Brussels - european with a capital E

Situated halfway between Luxembourg and the Belgian coast, Brussels charms visitors with its cosmopolitan character and unique atmosphere. With its blend of Gothic architecture, Baroque splendour and Art Nouveau elegance, the city is home to an exceptional heritage. The Grand-Place, surrounded by opulent 17th-century Baroque façades and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with its Gothic town hall, never fails to dazzle visitors, making it one of the most beautiful squares in the world. You simply cannot miss the Atomium, Brussels’ iconic futuristic monument, or the famous Manneken-Pis, whose little bronze figure embodies the humour of the people of Brussels. From the Royal Palace to the bustling streets of the historic centre, not to mention its gastronomy and warm hospitality, the Belgian and European capital invites you on a journey rich in history, culture and charm.

In just under three hours by direct train from Luxembourg, escape the daily grind and immerse yourself in the heart of the Belgian capital.