Every summer the Royal Castle is opened to visitors, and it has been the same way in 2014. But, the time is running out for those who have not visited the Royal Castle so far this summer, because it is only possible until September 7th.
So, if you want to visit the Royal Castle in Brussels, make sure to hurry up and visit it before the 7th.
It is possible to visit the castle every day, except on Mondays. It is open from 10.30-16.30.
On September 10th it is time for a Beck concert in Vorst Nationaal in Brussels.
The concert will start at 20.00 and tickets are still available online for this Beck concert. The artist Beck comes from the United States where he was born back in 1970. He has since then turned into a really popular artist, and this concert in Brussels will be packed with Beck fans from all across Belgium and from other countries.
Tickets:
WorldTicketShop
Would you like to get a taste of Brussels in your mouth? Take a look at these pictures and see some of the most important and famous sights and attractions in Brussels.
At the pictures you can for example see Manneken Pis, the famous statue in the center of Brussels, you can see the EU Parliament, the Parc of Jubilee and quite some other sights. So enjoy the pictures from Brussels, and if you like them, please like the page and share this article with your friends!
We have just added a new activity here in our Brussels Guide. Many visitors come to Brussels to enjoy life and to relax, and one of the best ways of relaxing is to drink a cold beer in the sun. But, why leave Brussels without getting some deeper insight on the subject of Belgian beers?
Come join in on the Brussels Beer tasting tour where you will get to taste eight of the most famous Belgian beers, visit a brewery and get some real delightful insight on the subject of Belgian beers.
If this sounds interesting to you and your travel mates, read more about the activity on this site.
Welcome everyone to the new Brussels Guide! This guide which will give you lots of useful information about Brussels has just become much friendlier.
Maybe you consider the darker color to be unfriendly, but the reality of this friendship is that it is much easier to see and read the page using smaller devices such as tablets and mobile phones. In addition we have all languages added to the page, meaning that you can scroll the Brussels Guide and read most articles not only in English, but also in Hungarian and Norwegian. Great stuff, ey?
So, we hope you will like it!
