Brussels MM-City Travel Guide Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can plan your trip individually, sustainably, and safely.

Manneken Pis, Tintin, fries, and the headquarters of the European Commission: Brussels is vibrant. Author Petra Sparrer showcases the full diversity of the city in our sixth edition Brussels travel guide, featuring 296 pages and 180 color photos. Nine tours will take you to every corner of the EU capital and highlight Brussels' attractions. With 14 maps, including an overview map of Brussels, as well as S- and U-Bahn plans and a removable city map at a scale of 1:15,000, you'll stay oriented. You can find 43 centrally located accommodation options for every budget on a double-sided overview map in our "Brussels" travel guide. Everything is meticulously researched and tested for you. The author's insider tips point out particularly worthwhile destinations. Many short essays provide informative and background insights. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are clearly marked.

Esslinger Zeitung writes: "Exact city maps and excellent color photos complete the edition, which can only be recommended to every traveler to Brussels."

An overview of Brussels: The historic center of Brussels between Gare Centrale and the Grand Place, passing by Manneken Pis, the symbol of the Belgian capital, and Place Rouppe, an oasis in the vibrant heart of Brussels. Fashion designers, night owls, and connoisseurs populate the Flemish Ste. Catherine. Serenity at the fish market, shopping on Rue Neuve, and high culture at the opera. Concerts and exhibitions at Bozar, prestigious museums in the former city palace of the Habsburgs, and a green oasis on Mont des Arts. Place du Grand Salon is the realm of antique dealers and chocolatiers. Flea markets and festive atmospheres on Sundays in the Marolles, also known as the Bruegel Quarter.