Fun stop in Brussels! The Atomium is super cool to see up close, and the visit starts with an…read moreelevator ride straight to the top for awesome city views--you can even spot Mini‑Europe from up there. After that, you walk through the different spheres, including one with the history of the 1958 World's Fair and some fun light shows. Overall, a unique and interesting place to explore. We got the combo ticket with Mini‑Europe and the Design Museum, which made it a great little day trip.

Atomium was one of the stops on the TOOT bus tour. I didn't know what Atomium was until I saw this…read moreall silver structure so I knew I had to check it out. The complex has a small restaurant with plenty of outdoor seating and a gift shop where the ticket can be purchased. Then I went into the to primary structure. On each floor, there are photos and information on each floor. On some floors there are neon lighting, or windows overlooking the area or strobe lighting. It was actually a very interesting exhibit/structure. Definitely, check it out - so glad I did.

A minor basilica made famous by the visions of Margaret Mary Alacoque, Basilica of The Sacred Heart…read moreis one of the few sites I missed on my last trip to Brussels. More modern in its approach than other churches of the era, this is the 5th largest Catholic Church in the world, with a panoramic roof open to visitors for 6 Euros while the church itself is free to visit, with free parking.

This was one of the many churches we visited on our previous trip to Brussels…read more The admission was complimentary and it's amazing how the church has been maintained so beautifully and well throughout the course of the centuries. Some of the artwork and Muriels were absolutely stunning and amazing. The church itself was easy to guide thru as there were signs and arrows pointing towards the next stop. It was covid safe to avoid any unnecessary crowding in areas. They also have a deck u can access thru elevators and I think it costs like 2 euros, but it was closed that evening. A must see for all visitors and a lovely place to offer a small prayer. God Bless