Brussels

Jacopo Colombo: Romantic and amazing view. Better to go There in the evening

Ville de Bruxelles/Stad Brussel/City of Brussels: Le Bois de la Cambre a été créé en 1862 sur une enclave dans la ville de la forêt de Soignes par Edouard Keilig, architecte de jardin né en Saxe en 1827.

S Marks The Spots: A Brussels institution! Its unpretentious coolness and laid back atmosphere makes it the ideal place for after work drinks or lazy Sundays. Try the fresh mint tea. En savoir plus .

Like A Local Guide: One of those traditional pubs with wooden everything - chairs, tables, walls. But what makes it special is the widest range of beers you'll ever see - over 2000 different beers! En savoir plus .

Fred LAPEYRE: Lieu insolite : vins aux fruits, cadre antiquaire digne des vieux chansonniers, atmosphère intimiste. A découvrir absolument.

DHR.com: Aside from being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this central square is best seen at night, when it’s illuminated. Aside from the Town Hall, this place also has buildings that are over 300 years old!

Jon Snow: Incredible low prices in comparison to the quality!

Merve Risch: Very crowded, long queues and difficult to get a table, but delicious and reasonable prices. But as you can understand from the name 'only maki',maybe it is better for take aways.

S Marks The Spots: Excellent sustainable fish n’ chips restaurant. Try the haddock with homemade tartar sauce/garlic truffle sauce and seaweed salted potato wedges together with a side of delish mashed mint peas. En savoir plus .

Frédéric Parmentier: Probably the best "croissant aux amendes" of the world!

José João Martins: Personally the best and unique thai in Brussels centre. Efficient service with a touch of humour. Curry or noodles after a tasty dim sum a must. Good wines. Cosy interior. Book or queue.

S Marks The Spots: Beautiful Art Nouveau cafe serving the best pitas in town. Reasonably priced and with a great terrace for sunny days! Great for a quick bite in the Marolles/Sablon area. En savoir plus .

Debora O: The food is excellent, the crew is fantastic, the coffee is Italian and the ragù is Bolognese. What else could a person wish for?

Pascal Abundes: Gyozas are delicious, teas are too... I'll be back !

Nicolas: Best burgers in town. Inside you can discover Belgium's history on a colorful painted wall.

S Marks The Spots: Asian-inspired street food with a healthy twist. Cute decor, delicious food and good value for money. Try the rice paper rolls with prawns or duck (€3,80 each). They also do takeaway. En savoir plus .

4sq SUs Belgium: Commissioned under the reign of King Leopold II to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Belgium's independence. The prestigious neoclassical triumphal arch was only finished 25 years later though.

S Marks The Spots: One of the most beautiful gardens in Brussels! Perfect place to catch your breath after a bit of shopping (Taschen, Pierre Marcolini and Maison Dandoy are nearby) or the weekend antique market. En savoir plus .

4sq SUs Belgium: For more than 150 years, one of the best places to go for luxury shopping or to buy some Belgian chocolate. If you're not a big spender, just go admire the beautiful neo-renaissance architecture.

sandra cab: Best pasteis de nata in Brussels. Excellent customer service and really nice space.

Renee Barreal: Delicious ramen! Be there early, the spot is small so if you get there late you'll have to wait at the door. Totally worth waiting for though.... I would eat it everyday!

Sébastien Maertens: Try the Gatsby burger. And the hand cut fries. And a Brooklyn Lager.

S Marks The Spots: Live escape games have taken Brussels by storm and Enygma is one of the most exciting ones in town! En savoir plus .