Brussels

The ornate central square of Brussels, surrounded by Gothic guildhalls and the 15th-century Town Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A 102-metre landmark building shaped like a unit cell of an iron crystal, built for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair.

The small 17th-century bronze fountain statue of a pissing boy, an iconic symbol of Brussels.

Belgium's national complex of art museums, including the Magritte Museum, holding works from the 15th century to today.

An elevated public garden square offering one of the best panoramic views over central Brussels.

A elegant 19th-century glazed shopping arcade, among the first covered shopping galleries in Europe.