Brussels is the capital of Belgium and the institutional headquarters to many of its federal organizations, as well as NATO and some institutions of the European Union, such as the Council of the European Union, the European Commission, the commissions of the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, the Committee of the Regions, the European Economic and Social Committee, among many other entities and organizations.
Above all, Brussels is famous for la Grand-Place, which was declared a “World Heritage site” by Unesco, as well as the Manneken-Pis and the Atomium.

Brussels Town Hall is one of the finest in the country, not just for the numerous sculptures adorning its walls but also for its perfect proportions.

The Royal Saint Hubert Galleries equal two hundred metres of listed monument and are, without a shadow of a doubt, the most beautiful covered galleries in Europe. Even as far back as 1850, they were the favourite haunt of artists and intellectuals. They are divided into 3 parts: the Queen’s Gallery, the King’s Gallery and the Princes’ Gallery.
The Basilica of Koekelberg is a twentieth century architectural gem and just a few minutes from the city centre. It is the fifth largest church in the world.

If it’s business hotels you are looking for, or hotels for events, Brussels is undoubtedly the ideal place since it has first rate infra-structures, in keeping with the high quality tourism it receives every year. In fact, over the last few years many old hotels have been extensively refurbished in order to raise both the level of quality, as well as comfort, for the guests.

The Brussels National Airport at Zaventem is the best option if you are travelling to Brussels as there is a rail link with the centre of Brussels by means of the Airport City Express.