Flights from Singapore to Brussels (BRU)

Stand in the centre of this UNESCO-listed square, ringed by ornate guildhalls and the Town Hall, and watch the façades glow at sunset.

Ride the lifts and escalators inside this futuristic landmark for panoramic views over Brussels and exhibitions on design and science.

Stroll beneath the glass-roofed arcades lined with boutiques, cafés, and chocolate shops in one of Europe's oldest covered galleries.

View the ceremonial Royal Palace from the tree-lined park opposite, then wander the lawns and paths in the heart of the city.

Discover the surreal world of René Magritte through paintings, drawings, and photographs displayed in a historic building on Place Royale.

Follow colourful murals of beloved characters such as Tintin and the Smurfs scattered across central Brussels streets.

Climb the terraces between the upper and lower town for a classic Brussels skyline view, especially atmospheric at dusk.

Move easily using the metro, trams, and buses, which cover most of the city and nearby districts. For a scenic perspective, walk between the old town, Sablon, and Marolles, then use taxis or app-based rides for late-night journeys back to your hotel.

Spend unhurried hours in cafés and brasseries where locals linger over conversation. Browse weekend markets, explore design shops, and drop into small galleries to feel Brussels's creative side.

Relax in Parc de Bruxelles or the ponds and lawns of Ixelles, ideal for picnics on fair days. Head to the Cinquantenaire Park in the late afternoon for wide open space, tree-lined paths, and soft evening light on the arches.

Sample Belgian fries from dedicated frituurs and try waffles dusted with sugar or topped with fruit around the city centre. Neighbourhoods such as Sainte-Catherine and Saint-Géry are known for casual spots serving mussels, stews, and hearty local fare.

Discover bistros, cafés, and contemporary eateries in Ixelles, Châtelain, and around Place Jourdan, where menus blend Belgian classics with global flavours. Generous portions make it easy to share plates and taste a range of dishes with friends.

Book a table in refined townhouses near Sablon or restaurants overlooking city rooftops for a memorable evening. Around Grand Place and Mont des Arts, you find elegant dining rooms that pair seasonal menus with atmospheric views.

Explore City2 and other central shopping centres for international brands, lifestyle stores, and convenient cafés under one roof. These hubs are popular meeting points for locals combining errands with coffee or a quick meal.

Browse antiques at the daily market on Place du Jeu de Balle in Marolles, and hunt for design pieces in Sablon's galleries. Streets in Dansaert and Sainte-Catherine showcase local labels, independent boutiques, and concept stores.

In the early evening, illuminated façades around Grand Place and Rue Neuve add a festive feel to late shopping and window browsing. Central streets are well served by metro and tram lines, making it easy to return to your hotel after dark.