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!

Ornate city hall that offers hour long tour's during the week. Inside city hall the Mayor's…read moreoffice, City Council Room, All ceremonial offices, Maximilian Board Room, Wedding Hall, Gothic Hall, Portrait & Grange Gallery can be found. City hall was built in the early 1400's and is the only remaining medieval building of the Grand Place. The Grand-Place was damaged during the bombardment of Brussels in 1695. The 315 ft tall in Brabantine Gothic style tower was completed in 1455. Above the roof is pinnacled octagonal openwork. At the summit is a 16 ft tall gilt metal statue of Saint Michael, the patron saint of the City of Brussels, slaying a dragon.

My BFF's civil wedding was held here in May, and I was positively delighted to enjoy the…read moreopportunity to step inside for an enchanted European-style wedding. It was absolutely stunning inside, and beyond my wildest expectations!