Recommendations for exploring Brussels and nearby cities [closed]

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What to avoid when visiting Brussels?

Crime Hotspots in Belgium In Brussels, be wary in Schaerbeek, Brussels North, Brussels Center, Molenbeek and Anderlecht. There have been reports of visitors being threatened with violence in the popular Parc de Bruxelles/Warandepark, between the Royal Palace and Belgian Parliament (known as Parc Royale).

What should I know before traveling to Brussels?

10 Things To Know When Traveling In Brussels, Belgium

• A small city with many communes.
• The weather isn't always perfect.
• Enjoy Brussels' green spaces.
• Save up, the shopping in Brussels is exceptional.
• Take advantage of the local markets.
• Delectable cuisine in the city.
• Seasonal festivals.
• Traveling in Belgium.

How many days do you need in Brussels?

How Long To Visit Brussels: 1-2 Days. You can see the highlights of Brussels in one or two days\u2026 and honestly, I wouldn't spend more than two days here. Most travelers agree that you should spend more time visiting the smaller towns like Ghent, Bruges, and Antwerp.

How do people stay safe in Brussels?

However, it has the highest crime rates in Belgium. So if there is one place where you should be extra vigilant in Belgium, it's Brussels. During the day, be careful of pickpockets. At night, it's best not to walk around alone and you should also avoid certain parts of the city in the dark.

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The BEST things to do in Brussels 🇧🇪🍻 - Handpicked by the locals. #Brussels #cityguide

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