Aparthotel in Brussels
Brussels, a stunning historic city rich in attractions, boasts several excellent options for accommodations, including Brussels aparthotels like Adagio's centrally located Brussels Grand Place. This aparthotel places you conveniently near major business districts and iconic sites such as the Grand Place and Anspach galleries, offering a total of 140 studios and apartments suitable for 2-4 guests.
The Access Brussels Europe is located in the heart of the city, close to the financial and institutional centres and also shopping. This hotel has 110 studios and apartments for 2-4 people, of which 6 are suitable for people with reduced mobility. Both Brussels Aparthotels offer breakfast, and all the apartments are fully furnished with a bathroom, work space, kitchen and a living space. Facilities such as WiFi in all the rooms, together with television, telephone and air conditioning provide you with a home from home while away. Public transport is excellent within Brussels so you may want to leave the car in one of the car parks that are close to the hotel while sightseeing. During a weekend or a longer stay, do not miss the sites and monuments such as, Manneken Pis. This monument is located in the heart of Brussels, near the Grand Place.
Brussels - a city of culture and gastronomy
Brussels is a multicultural and multilingual city that is now definitely one of Europe's must-see destinations. This city has a fine food and cafe culture and great nightlife. Since it was European City of Culture in 2000 it offers great places to visit and now has fabulous shopping, numerous museums, and some quirky other attractions that make it very attractive. Perhaps the most famous, or should we say infamous, statue is Mannekin Pis, which serves as a symbol of the humour and spirit of Brussels. Brussels also has some fantastic architecture and in the Grand Place you will find some beautiful 17th century buildings with one of the finest civic examples being the Town Hall with its Gothic style tower. Sprinkled around the square are cafes and the famous waffle shops, which add a modern touch. Belgium still has a very active monarchy and the Royal Palace is open for public visits during the summer. It is located opposite the Parliament Building on the opposite side of the Royal Park. Home to lively cafes and boutiques are the Royal Saint Hubert Galleries. If you are looking for chocolate shops, look no further than the Place du Grand Sablon.
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