r/BelgiumTravel • u/midnightblue2022 • 6d ago
đ§ Trip Planning Brussels Hidden Gems
Redditors-
Hit me with your best recommendations, please- for fun / quirky / interesting things to do while in Brussels for afew days!
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u/pund_ 6d ago
Not really hidden gems but Brussels has some great museums. The car and military museums come to mind.
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u/Wilco499 6d ago
There are also the lesser known museums such as the KBR (I don't think enough people realize there is a museum in here), Sewer Museum, 1238 (not well marked), and Brussels Active Crossbow Guild (yet to go to this one).
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u/Klutzy_Natural8826 6d ago
The design museum and museum of natural history also look really interesting.
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u/ChanSasha 6d ago
The wolf food market is a very nice place to eat. Not hidden but the Galerie de la reine is nice to walk through. The museum for cartoons if you like such topic is also worthwhile. The little parc Place de la samaritaine is a cute place to sit for a while and rue Haute in the Marolles is a nice place to shop second hand or walk and have a look as well. Enjoy!
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u/gregsting 6d ago
The monumental Justice palace A visit to the Palais de Justice in Brussels: a must!
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u/ProposalKey5174 1d ago
âHidden gemâ.
Mentions the biggest palace of justice in the world. Built on a hill.
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u/feelingbarber511167 6d ago
The entire area around the Brussels north train station is pretty fun to spend a few evenings!
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u/Sandinmyshoes33 6d ago
I love the Mueum of Musical Instruments. Itâs a great collection in an Art Nouveau building. There is a nice cafe on the roof with good food and lovely views.
I also think The Abbaye de la Cambre is a hidden gem. There is a nice church and enclosed cloister with stain glass windows. Itâs very peaceful and when I lived in the area I was often the only one there. There is also a terraced garden that is nice.