Brussels Landmarks from Cinquantenaire to the Atomium
- Enjoy the panoramic view from Cinquantenaire Park, a memorial place of Belgian independence.
- Marvel at the architecture of the Royal Palace, decorated with millions of emerald-coloured bug wings.
- See where modern Europe established its legislation at the European Parliament.
- Relive religious stories at St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral.
- Shop around the Grand Place, the market above the river that hosts the main buildings of the old town.
- Explore the picturesque Guilds headquarters, also the place of birth of the "Bible of Communist ideology" (The Communist Manifesto) by its gurus Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
- Meet the peeing boy's younger sister, Jeanneke Pis.
- Admire the Atomium, an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times.
- Also explore Mini-Europe and see famous European city pearls and buildings in one place.
In the surroundings of Brussels, it is possible to organise a visit to Waterloo, the place of Napoleon's last battle and defeat.
Daily tours to Ghent, Bruges, and Antwerp can also be organised. More information is available on request.