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I was pleasantly surprised here: a former road through the forest is now a paradise for cyclists and pedestrians. I can't imagine cars there.👍🙏😜🚴

The majestic Maison du Roi (King's House), which houses the Brussels City Museum, is part of the architectural ensemble of the famous Grand Place and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The neo-Gothic building, which was completed in the 19th century according to the plans of the architect Pierre-Victor Jamaer, is a replica of a late Gothic building of the 16th century. The Brussels City Museum housed here contains exhibitions and collections on the history of the city of Brussels, urban development, archaeology, art and city life, etc. Brussels folklore is also highlighted. For example, a separate room is dedicated to Manneken Pis's wardrobe. Since February 2017, it even has its own museum: GardeRobe MannekenPis at 19 Rue du Chêne, right next to the famous fountain figure.

Brussels Town Hall is an elegant 15th-century building located on the magnificent Grand Place in the heart of the historic city centre.

Most beautiful square in the world sensational architecture

The entire Grand Place is surrounded by beautiful buildings that shine in all their splendour. The Town Hall is probably the most impressive of all.

Former collegiate Church of St. Michael and Gudula. Collegiate church built from the 13th century, on the Molenberg in the northeastern part of the medieval city. The monumental west facade with double tower front, preceded by Sint-Gudulevoorplein since the mid-19th century, dominates the cityscape. The south facade adjoins Sint-Guduleplein, the north facade and eastern part on Wildewoudstraat. The origins and earliest history of the church, closely intertwined with the earliest history of the city, remain unclear. The origins are usually situated in the 7th and 8th centuries. In 1047, a chapter of twelve canons was founded and the relics of Saint Gudule were transferred from St. Gory's Church by Lambert-Balderic, Count of Leuven and Brussels. Subsequently elevated to a collegiate church dedicated to Saint Michael and Saint Gudula, initially under the patronage of the Cambrai Cathedral. Full independence attested in 1073 by a charter from Bishop Lietbert of Cambrai, confirmed and specified by the papal bulls of Paschal II of 1113 and of Alexander III of 1174, in which the chapter was vested with archdiaconal rights over the entire urban territory. Source: https://monument.heritage.brussels/nl/buildings/30595

One of the green lungs of the south of Brussels... forms the link between Brussels and the Forest of Soignes. Ideal place for walks, jogging or cycling

Early morning is the best time to enjoy Grand Place to avoid the crowd.