Brussels

Rich in history, Brussels city breaks offers visitors the chance to spend time in one of the most sophisticated cities in Europe. With a lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere, Brussels short breaks help you discover first-class cuisine in one of the world's gastronomic capitals, pretty restaurants and pavement cafés scattered around the city, some of the best beers in the world and world famous chocolatiers. City breaks to Brussels are good for the soul, but not so good for the waistline!

Brussels Short Breaks Accommodation

When considering city breaks to Brussels, you will find that the level of accommodation varies from budget hotels through to 4 star and 5 star luxury like Le Meridien Brussels. It's comforting to know that at Cresta we have something for everyone; try using our search facility above to find Brussels short break accommodation that suits your needs.

Top Attractions in Brussels

Brussels city breaks allow visitors to take in some of the most stunning scenery in Northern Europe. The stunning Grand Place is one of the most beautiful squares in Europe - it holds UNESCO World Heritage status and is an absolute must, as are the surrounding cobbled streets. And no short break would be complete without a visit to the famous Mannekin Pis statue!

There is certainly plenty to see on Brussels city breaks; don't forget to take a trip to St Michael's Cathedral, the stunning Parc de Bruxelles and the Bruparck, a reconstructed Belgian village.

Tourism in Brussels

Make time during city breaks to Brussels to visit the Museum of Fine Arts, where the collection ranges from the 15th Century, featuring such outstanding works as the Triptych of the Temptation of St. Anthony by Hieronymus BOSCH, through to Rubens and Van Dyke, right through to the often unsettling surrealism of Magritte.

To make the most of your city break, Brussels offers the fantastic value City Card entitling holders to free public transport and free/reduced entrance to many museums, restaurants discounts and sightseeing tour deals during short breaks.

Brussels Entertainment

On Brussels city breaks visit the flower market at the Grand Place or the Les Marolles flea market, both of which are held daily. Weekend mornings see the weekly antiques market at Place du Sablon attract large crowds. If you are looking for designer goods head for Avenue Louise or Avenue de la Toison d'Or, while the rue Neuve is perfect for snapping up some high street bargains.

The Brussels nightlife is extensive; try the numerous theatres, cinemas, jazz clubs discos and the area around the Bourse. From exclusive gourmet restaurants to small bistros serving the delicious local speciality of 'Moules-Frites', you won't find it difficult to eat out!