Can't miss Belgian waffles in Brussels. Came here upon a tip and I would say it is the better one…read moreamong two I tasted. I ordered the plain so I can judge it without much toppings to confuse the taste. This almost tastes chewy and crunchy. Try it for yourself. For €3, you get what you paid for.

Best waffles I've had in Belgium! If the little shack closes, there's another that serves gelato…read morejust across from the square with old theater. These waffles truly are the greatest!

lots to look at , some great low priced items but you can…read morebarter cash only , very good stuff but can be a little car boot lead , nice cafes around the market , early start , 2-3 hours needed to go through the market and look in those boxes , new stuff arriving every other day as far as i can see

We wandered to the park next to a big church by the statues of people all around and the fountain…read morein the middle. There were tours coming through benches to sit down on.

A bench! My kingdom for a bench!…read more What a great location to get a rest with a great view. Nice little park tucked into the many sites of Brussels. Sometimes it can be difficult to find a nice bench to rest your weary feet after a long walk. This park fits the bill. Love the fountain, very relaxing. Nice try coverage for shade and plenty of open space. Just a nice spot.

Was at the event, and had good time. Also skateboard did not break. People were saying about it's…read morenot pleasant during the night, but I was not there for the night.

I love the fact that you'll see old people sitting on the benches watching the young, i love the…read morefact that they put a skatepark so central. Not the best skatepark in the world, but an authentic belgian place for everyday life, not touristy at all.

One of the better neighbourhoods in Brussels. From antique markets to high end hotels, to the very…read morebest in chocolate. Home of a wonderful antique market on Saturdays where you can find anything from an ornate liquor box to plain postcards. It's well worth a stroll through & a browse. It is also home to permanent antique shops where you may need to be lubed up, in order to fit through the aisles crammed with antiques. Passion Chocolates also has a store here with one of the sweetest salesgirls I've ever met. A short walk from both Louise & the Grande Place. It's a must place to visit for both tourists & locals.

I think this is the real local Brussels? Random boutique shops, restaurants, and chocolatiers, but…read morewithout the masses of tourists in Grand Place. The center is mainly used as a parking lot, which spoils the ambience. A park should be put in its place.

A large plaza with one central monument that is dedicated to the Belgian revolution of 1830. It's…read moreall cobblestones and not very even, with the monument raised by a few steps and then a crypt below that is exposed. Worth a visit to pay respects to those who came before us and moved Belgium towards what it is today, but not if it's way out of your way.

A calm place just next to the busy shopping street. A good place to take away your hägendaz…read moreicecream or exkil food to eat in the sun on a sunny day. It's such a surprice to suddenly be surounded by all those white old buildings. Definitly place to stop at one of the many benches. There is not much more to do here than to enjoy the calmness and silence. Nice place!

Stefan at Pro Velo is amazing! I didn't even get a bike here, just a mom traveling in the area…read morewith a broken stroller and in desperate need of a wrench and some WD-40 - I passed in front and thought it might be worth a shot - 15 minutes to close on a Friday night and Stefan generously lent me the much needed WD40 and wrench to get my stroller and baby back on the road. If this is the kind of customer service a random stranger gets I can't even imagine the experience as a paying customer! A++++++ would recommend!!! Hope to be back to rent a bike one day!