No trip to Brussels can be complete without a trip to the Museum of the City of Brussels. A one stop shop for all things Brussels, this museum is the place to be to learn all about the history and culture of this fascinating city.

With its imposing neo Gothic exterior, it is located in the 600 year old King’s House in the Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The museum allows you to see Brussels as it was and as it is, showcasing their rich history. Witness miniature versions of what the city was like centuries ago by taking a look at the 3D models of the city over time. Learn more about the Mannekin Pis, situated on the top floor. The renowned, cheeky statue is often known as the oldest citizen of the city in spite of its young appearance. Completely embodying the free spirit of the city, the Museum of the City of Brussels cannot be missed.