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About Brussels
Here are some key details and top recommendations on things to see whilst in Belgium's capital city!
At A Glance
Airports: Brussels Airport (recommended) &
Brussels South Charleroi Airport
Time Zone: Central European Summer Time (CEST) in May
Currency: Euro
Languages: The official language is Dutch, but French, English and German are also widely spoken
Plug Types: Type C & E
Top Attractions
Grand-Place
This world-renowned landmark and UNESCO site is filled with baroque architecture and history.
Comic Book Art Trail
Travel back to your childhood with amazing cartoon street art that adorns many city walls.
Local Parks
Connect with nature at Forest Park, Parc de Bruxelles, Parc du Cinquantenaire, or the Bois de la Cambre.
The Marolles
Art galleries, markets, cafés and retro shops - this trendy neighbourhood has a great vibe.
Read more about visiting Brussels here.
Regional Dishes
Waffles
A traditional Brussels treat, enjoy this light pastry with sweet or savoury toppings.
Chocolate
Another well-known delicacy, Belgian chocolate is a must-try and found everywhere.
Stoemp
A delicious mix of mashed potatoes, vegetables and meat.
Seafood
Seafood is a popular choice in the city, with dishes like the fish-based waterzooi, mussels, and shrimp croquettes.
Accommodation
Please refer to local hotel websites or Trivago and Booking.com for the latest room availability and rates, but here are some suggestions.
Please note due to close proximity to the airport, some hotels are in high demand and may sell out.
ibis Hotel Brussels Expo Atomium
- 3-star hotel
- To ING Arena: 8 minutes by car, 35-40 minutes by public transport
- To Brussels Airport: 15 minutes by car, 50 minutes by public transport
voco Brussels City North, an IHG Hotel
- 4-star hotel
- To ING Arena: 3-5 minutes by car, 15-minute walk
- To Brussels Airport: 10 minutes by car, 50 minutes by public transport
Holiday Inn Express Brussels - Airport
- 4-star hotel
- To ING Arena: 20 minutes by car, 55 minutes by public transport
- To Brussels Airport: 8 minutes by car, 20 minutes by public transport
ibis Hotel Brussels off Grand-Place
- 3-star hotel
- To ING Arena: 20-25 minutes by car, 45 minutes by public transport
- To Brussels Airport: 20 minutes by car, 25 minutes by public transport
What's Nearby?
Places to explore near the Convention venue!
Restaurants
La Petite Fourchette | Greek and Asian cuisine near the Convention venue.
La Divine Moustache | Small, friendly, and plenty of delicious dishes.
Brooklyn Food | American food and a comfortable atmosphere.
Atomium Restaurant | If you want an extra treat and a meal with a view!
Attractions
Atomium | This infamous modern symbol of Belgium has incredible views of the city and gets over 800,000 visitors a year.
Design Museum Brussels | Dive into design and history across many interesting exhibitions.
Osseghem Park | Wooded surroundings, vast lawns, and a chance to embrace the vibrant outdoors near the Atomium.
Money & Transport
Money
Many places in Brussels accept credit cards, but not all, therefore we recommend travelling with payment cards and cash. Wise or Revolut are good travel money options.
Public Transport
The public transportation network (metro, tram and bus) is managed by the Brussels Intermunicipal Transport Company (STIB-MIVB). The night network of STIB (night buses during the weekend) is called Noctis.
Transport Tickets
Buy transport tickets from metro stations and news-stands. You can use cash and contactless payments. scan your debit or credit card on your tram, bus or metro, or get a Brupass for daily or multiday tickets to suit your travel needs. We suggest managing your tickets, routes and fares via the free official transport app, Floya.
Taxis
There are a variety of taxi companies in Brussels and taxi ranks are common.
Top suggestions include Taxis Verts and
Taxis Bleus,
as well as Uber. Be sure to check for any minimum fares.
Citymapper is also a great source of information for travel across Europe.