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Brussels can reveal to you nearly anything – here you can see incredible history monuments, the architecture is stunning-some really impressive mixture of modern buildings and huge boulevards and, in meantime, there are absolutely impressive medieval alleys and Gothic cathedrals like the Gudula Cathedral. Something that is equally worth seeing is one park, which name I forgot, of course, it was too long, but the park was very big and pleasant with these green meadows and people enjoying their lunch on the grass or in some of the little cafes – it was very refreshing. Mainly after we had eaten so much and strolled for hours, it was lovely to have a rest in such a serene place.

Saint Mary church, Brussels

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This photo of les brassins
While we were in this city, we tried to enjoy as much as possible, so while we were resting in the Holiday accommodation in Brussels, we looked for any information about which is the best bar, where is the coolest disco club and things like that. So, we made the decision to give a try to the well-known and almost an institution Les Brassins. Being the traditional type of restaurant, a local one, as we came to find, Les Brassins wasn’t honestly what we’ve imagined, but the food was really delicious and I would go again. Later we thought of going back to our apartments in Brussels, but we decided that sleeping is not fitting the schedule, so we went to a club and then to another and I will easily notice that the night life in the capital of Belgium is extremely terrific.
Very few people know that the saxophone was actually discovered by Adolf Sax of Belgium:

While we were planning our small visit, we had to rent some nice accommodation to stay in and the good thing is we encountered this very bargain and ideal for us Brussels Apartments. We were very pleased to find out that it was rather comfortable and we didn’t have to sleep on the floor or something because there was more than enough space for all of us and it was in five minutes from the center of the town, so we didn’t have to waste time getting to the museums and points of interest we have planned to pay a visit to.

Brussels The Sablon Square

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Brussels The Madison du Roi

My friends and I didn’t have a lot of time to spare, so after we left the luggage in the apartment in Brussels, we were eager to start our tour across the city and see as much as possible for the limited trip. So, as the most tourists we began with the museums. Here there are a lot and most of them definitely must be visited. I recommend the Fine Arts Museum, the Royal Residence and the Grand Square as the most attractive and I’m glad that saw them. As expected, we visited the Manneken Pis and took photos and thenwent to the Chinese Pavilion and the Japanese tower.
You can imagine how terribly tired we were, so we went back to our Brussels Accommodation to recharge the batteries for the next days, because as it turned out Brussels has a lot to see and do.