Brussels, neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Each guide takes one part of Brussels, such as Dansaert and the canal or Uccle and the Forêt de Soignes, with its museums, squares and pins. 17 of them are covered here, each with its places, how to get there, and where to stay.
Grand-Place and Îlot Sacré
29 placesThe guild houses, Manneken-Pis and the lanes behind the Town Hall
Sablon and Marolles
21 placesAntique dealers and chocolatiers above, the flea market below
European Quarter and Cinquantenaire
21 placesEU institutions around a large 19th-century park
Mont des Arts and Royal Quarter
19 placesPalace, parks and the big museums of the upper town
Sainte-Catherine and De Brouckère
14 placesThe old fish quays, the opera and the central boulevards
Schaerbeek and Saint-Josse
13 placesArt Nouveau streets, Train World and the Botanique
Anderlecht
13 placesGare du Midi, Cantillon and the Abattoir market
Louise and Châtelain
12 placesAvenue Louise, Art Nouveau mansions and the Bois de la Cambre
Saint-Gilles and Forest
12 placesThe Parvis, Horta's house and the Forest breweries
Uccle and Forêt de Soignes
11 placesVillas, parks and the beech forest on the southern edge
Dansaert and Canal
10 placesFashion shops, canal quays and Brussels craft beer
Laeken and Heysel
9 placesThe Atomium, the Royal Greenhouses and Mini-Europe
Place Saint-Géry
8 placesHalles Saint-Géry, the Bourse and the evening terraces
Woluwe
8 placesParks, avenues and a shopping centre in the east
Tour & Taxis and Molenbeek
7 placesCanal-side warehouses and a former foundry
Koekelberg and Jette
7 placesThe basilica and Magritte's house
Matongé and Flagey
6 placesAfrican food and shops, and the ponds of Ixelles