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As the seat of the EU, Brussels is known as the “capital of Europe,” and its significance as a center of international governance and business makes Belgium’s capital a natural place to meet.
World-famous for its chocolate, waffles, and beer and admired for its museums and art galleries, Brussels offers a truly memorable experience for meeting delegates.
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Considered the capital of Europe and recently ranked Europe’s most sustainable city, Brussels has mastered the combination of historical opulence and modern cosmopolitan life. From powerful history to modern innovation and artistry to gastronomy, Brussels offers endless experiences to keep your delegates entertained and inspired while visiting during your event.
A walk-through of historic Brussels will reveal the Grand Place, the city’s central square, and its most iconic landmark. Brussels Town Hall, the City Museum, and opulent guildhalls surround the square, earning it recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998 and making it an ideal location to soak up the history of the city.
Standing tall above the Grand Place, the Mont des Arts offers picturesque city views for an ideal backdrop to a variety of local museums and historical buildings, like the BOZAR Arts Center, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium, and the Museum of Musical Instruments.
The Royal Palace of Brussels is only open to the public for a few weeks each year, but its façade is a stunning historical sight, measuring over 50% longer than the façade of Buckingham Palace. Before the palatial grounds lies Brussels Park, a neoclassical style public garden built on the site of the hunting grounds that decorated the Palace of Coudenberg during the Middle Ages.
