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The Belmont hotel offers you a warm and hospitable atmosphere for a romantic weekend, a cultural event or a visit to Brussels, the capital of Europe.
Total rate per person in a double room (taxes and services included): € 100,-.
This package includes:
- 2 nights in a double room.
- 2x breakfast buffet.
- The "Must of Brussels" pass:
9 vouchers to visit the most beautiful Brussels museums and attractions!
Choose from the following options: Mini-Europe, Oceade, Atomium, Cantillon Brewery, Belgian Comic Strip Centre, Museum for Fine Arts, Musical Instruments Museum, Guide & Map, Autoworld, Museum for Natural Sciences, Royal Museums for Art and History.
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© Marie-Françoise Plissart/asbl Atomium The Atomium, a mythical building from the 58 world expo, is shining brightly. You can discover several exhibitions in the spheres, during an original trail. You will also be able to enjoy the exceptional view on the city of Brussels. One sphere is designed by Alicia Framis and is reserved for children and schools: it is destined to the organisation of urban educational workshops and can accommodate school groups for "city classes". Animations, film screenings, a boutique and a restaurant at the top complete your visit to one of the most terrific buildings from the 50s. Address: Square de l'Atomium 1020 LAEKEN Tel.:+32 (0) 2 475 47 71-72 know more... |
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© OPT / JP Remy Autoworld, the most impressive collection of oldtimers in the world, which oficially opened its doors at the Palais Mondial in October 1986, situated in a very beautiful and luxurious building, which invites you to stroll through the history of the automobile from 1886 until the seventies. The majority of oldtimers belong to the Mahy collection of Ghent, the most important in the world (950 vehicles). Superb exhibits, selected from the De Pauw collection complete the exhibition. Both Belgian and foreign cars are displayed. Moreover, temporary exhibitions are being held at the Palais Mondial on a regular base. Address: Palais Mondial de l'Automobile Parc du Cinquantenaire 11 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 736 41 65 know more... |
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© Karina Nestler This is the Kingdom of the Smurfs, Tintin, Lucky Luke, Spirou, Gaston Lagaffe, Spike and Suzy and plenty of other paper heroes! One of the major Brussels tourist attractions and a superb example of Art Nouveau architecture, the Belgian Centre for Comic Strip Art brings together everything related to the comic strip, from its prestigious beginnings to its most recent developments, over an area of more than 4,000 square metres: permanent and temporary exhibitions, library, documentation centre, bookshop, bar… Espace Hergé, around a giant representation of the façade of the castle of Moulinsart with enlargements, scale-models and numerous interactive items to get to know Hergé's work better. Address: Rue des Sables 20 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 219 19 80 know more... |
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© P. Huyberechts The Cantillon Brewery has just celebrated its one-hundredth anniversary and remains the only active brewery in Brussels which is open to the public. In order to achieve its aim of preserving the name and reputation of the lambic as well as some other beers from the same family, the brewery decided, in 1978, to open its facilities to the public and to become the Brussels Gueuze Museum. The brewery produces the Cantillon beers (gueuze, kriek, lambic, faro, framboise, Iris). As well as guided tours, brewing sessions in public take place twice a year. This live museum has Jean-Pierre Van Roy as its master brewer who keeps the family tradition alive. They also boast a star in the Michelin Guide. Address: Rue Gheude 56 1070 ANDERLECHT Tel.:+32 (0) 2 521 49 28 know more... |
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© kmkg-mrah Travel through an unusual world. Set in the heart of the Cinquantenaire Park, you will find the Cinquantenaire Museum, part of the Royal Museums of Art and History, which offers a rich and varied view of history to the public. The Antiquity collection evoke ancient civilisations such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome. The Art Industries retrace the major artistic trends that were developed in Europe from the 10th century to the present day. Tapestries, altarpieces, lace, silver and porcelain display the splendour of the European culture. The non-European collections range from Micronesia and Polynesia to India, South-East Asia, China and Precolumbian America. Our National Archaeology department covers artefacts from prehistoric times to the Merovingian period. Address: Parc du Cinquantenaire 10 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 741 72 11 know more... |
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© Mini-Europe Located at the foot of the Atomium, Mini-Europe is the only park where you can have a whistle-stop tour around Europe in a few short hours. A truly unique journey! Stroll amid the typical ambiance of the most beautiful towns of the Old Continent. The incomparable chimes of Big Ben welcome you to the heart of London. The gondolas and mandolins invite you to discover the charms of Venice. Follow the Thalys from Paris to the other end of France. You can make the models work yourself : the eruption of Vesuvius, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the bullfight in Seville and many more... In total 350 models and sites in a quite unequalled craftsmanship. Also visit the exhibition "Spirit of Europe" where you'll get to know the EU in a fun way. Mini-Europe... not to be missed during your visit to Bruss Address: Bruparck Avenue du Football 1 1020 LAEKEN Tel.:+32 (0) 2 478 05 50 know more... |
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© Musée d'Art Japonais The building was erected at the beginning of the 20th century and is located near the Japanese Tower and behind the Chinese Pavilion. This museum presents the collections of classical Japanese art and more specifically from the Edo Epoch (1600-1868) of the Royal Museum of Art and History. The various pieces are exhibited according to a regular rotational system. They highlight the mastery of the Japanese art on the level of metal, lacquer, paintings, xylography, textile, ceramics and sculpting. Address: Musées d'Extrême-Orient Avenue Van Praet 44 1020 LAEKEN Tel.:+32 (0) 2 268 16 08 know more... |
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© Muséum des Sciences naturelles, Bruxelles Terrestrial minerals, molluscs, shellfish, insects, …this is just a sample of what you can admire in the Museum's permanent rooms. Discover the Dinosaur Gallery! This gallery is the largest dinosaur exhibition of Europe. You will see a fascinating Tyrannosaur, a Triceratops, a Diplodocus, a Stegosaurier or an Olorotitan. But the true stars of the Dinosaur Gallery are still the original Bernissart iguanodon fossils, our national pride! Multimedia animations bringt the skeletons back to life. This will send shivers down your spine! Ready for the adventure? Let yourself be surprised and follow the trail of the dinosaurs... Address: Rue Vautier 29 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 627 42 38 know more... |
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© Karina Nestler Among the most peculiar architectural realizations of Leopold II are the Chinese pavilion and the Japanese tower. Open throughout the year, the Chinese pavilion contains a large collection of Chinese porcelain made for export whereas the Japanese tower offers an exceptional setting for temporary exhibitions on Japan. Both the collections and the buildings illustrate the history of the intriguing contracts between East and West. The Museum for Japanese art presents rich Japanese collections from the Royal Museums for Art and History. Address: Avenue Van Praet 44 1020 LAEKEN Tel.:+32 (0) 2 268 16 08 know more... |
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© OPT-Ricardo de la Riva From the time the luxurious Old England shops opened, at the end of the 19th century, they acquired a strong reputation thanks to their very particular building. While the entrance is Art Nouveau, the rest of the building is in perfect harmony with the neoclassical whole of the Place Royale. The MIM chose this architectural gem in June 2000 to be housed in. The museum's extraordinary collections in particular stand out. When you enter the museum, you embark on a world journey through music, with more than 1,150 masterpieces. The MIM is a place were you can live...with music. Thanks to headphones, visitors can listen to the sounds of the instruments on display. Address: Rue Montagne de la Cour 2 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 545 01 30 know more... |
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© Océade Subtropical aquatic park outdoors and indoors. Enjoy the everlasting summer of Oceade! Number 1 in toboggans (11 in total). Mini-toboggans for the little ones. Try the giant toboggans: blue for everyone, yellow "Cyclone" and "Ouragan" for the super-speed fanatics (80 m in 7 sec.). In addition to water sports for all ages, you can take part in different water attractions: "monkey-bridge", "climbing the waterfall",... Waves, rapids, streams, geysers, jetstreams,... all that at 29°C. Relax in an oasis of peace: bubble bath, two indoor and one outdoor sauna, solarium, garden, steam bath, bar,... Address: Bruparck Avenue du Football et du Championnat 3 1020 LAEKEN Tel.:+32 (0) 2 478 43 20 know more... |
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© Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Bruxelles / Grafish Buro The Museum of Ancient Art has got a vast collection of paintings, sculptures and drawings from the 15th until 18th century. Built up around a core of revolutionary captures and deposits of the French state, this collection was constantly enriched by the acquisitions, but also by gifts and legacies of numerous patrons. The paintings of the Ancients of the southern Netherlands make up an essential part of this collection (Rogier van der Weyden, Petrus Christus, Dirk Bouts, Hans Memling, Jérôme Bosch, Bruegel, Pierre-Paul Rubens, Jacob Jordaens, Antoine van Dyck). Address: Rue de la Régence 3 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 508 32 11 know more... |
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© Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique / Pelegrie Designed by the architecture Roger Bastin, inaugurated in 1984: underground architecture articulated around a light shaft and a groundless building in front of the Place Royale. In a fine architectural complex housed beneath the museum plaza, it presents a wide collection of Belgian and foreign works of the 20th century from Fauvism till nowadays. Magritte, Delvaux, Ensor. Address: Rue de la Régence 3 1000 BRUXELLES Tel.:+32 (0) 2 508 32 11 know more... |
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