Everything you need to know about Brussels in spring
Looking for accommodation in Belgium's beautiful capital city? In this article we'll recommend B&Bs, hotels, as well as open-air markets and squares to visit.
If you are looking for an experience that fuses flavours, culture and art into one vibrant melting pot, there is no better place than Brussels, the capital of Belgium.
Here, the multicultural and artistic atmosphere embraces every corner of the city, offering an unforgettable journey through centuries of history and innovation. Brussels welcomes visitors with enchanting markets, where vintage and antiques tell of forgotten stories, and with streets and squares of mediaeval allure.
Among them, the majestic Grand Place shines with its timeless charm, inviting you to explore the hidden wonders of one of Europe's most fascinating cities
Before we delve into the wonders of Brussels, let's find out where you can stay.
Where to sleep in Brussels: 3 options for you
We made your hotel search easier with 3 options that might suit you.
Thon Hotel EU - 1.7 km from the centre. Impeccable service and high-quality comfort, the rooms are all tastefully decorated and offer everything you need for a comfortable stay
Ibis Styles Hotel Brussels Centre Stéphanie - In the bustling Louisa area, just 450 metres from Place Stéphanie and 2 km from the Grand-Place, you will find the Hotel ibis Styles Brussels Centre Stéphanie. Its attractively designed rooms offer flat-screen TVs and free WiFi, ensuring you a comfortable and connected stay;
B-aparthotel Regent - Just a 10-minute walk from the majestic Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, opposite Madou Metro Station and only 350 metres from Kunst-Wet, B-aparthotel Regent offers spacious, air-conditioned accommodation.
Do none of these 3 options meet your needs? Visit the Bluepillow - Belgium page and find the right accommodation for you.
What is the best time to visit Brussels?
Spring in Brussels offers a unique experience for visitors eager to discover the best of the city. With mild weather awakening the city from its winter lethargy, Brussels comes alive with a lively cultural agenda and a series of unmissable events. Café and restaurant terraces reopen their open-air spaces, inviting you to enjoy the neighbourhood life and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Strolls through the city's picturesque neighbourhoods reveal hidden corners and enchanting views, while rooftop aperitifs offer breathtaking views of Brussels' rooftops. Museum visits are particularly enjoyable in this season, with fewer crowds and more time to immerse oneself in the city's art and history.
And for shoppers, fashion boutiques and spring markets offer a wide selection of local and international products. In short, spring is the perfect time to visit Brussels and fully experience all that this fascinating city has to offer.
What are the best places to visit in Brussels in spring?
Brussels is a major centre of art, design and style, offering a wide range of attractions to explore during spring. If, for instance, you have a real passion for comics, don't miss the opportunity to visit the museums dedicated to this genre.
Below are some of the places worth a visit in Brussels:
- Magritte Museum: lose yourself in the surreal works of one of Belgium's greatest artists.
- Royal Palace: Admire the imposing architecture and discover the history of the Belgian monarchy.
- Hotel de Ville: Explore Brussels' historic City Hall and its magnificent square.
- Menneken Pis: Don't forget to take a photo with the city's famous statue of the peeing baby.
- Atomium: enjoy a unique panoramic view of the city from the iconic structure in the shape of atoms.
- Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula: admire the Gothic elegance of this impressive church.
- Musée de la Ville de Bruxelles: discover the history and culture of Brussels through a vast collection of art objects.
- Musée du Cacao et du Chocolat: delight in the history and production of Belgian chocolate.
- Place du Petit Sablon and Rue de Bouchers: explore the city's charming squares and atmospheric streets.
- Mini Europe: enjoy a fun and educational adventure with the kids, exploring miniatures of major European monuments.
Brussels is a city that has a lot to offer for the curious tourists eager to lose themselves in new experiences.