Best places: Tourist attractions in Linkebeek, Belgium

👍👍 This was one of the best experiences I've ever done! , i would recommend this to you if you love unique experiences in brussels. Great for team buildings as well.

Huge city square completely encircled by elegant historic buildings dating back to the 14th century.

This 2-hectare, walled neighborhood park features landscaped gardens & a playground.

Erected in 1905, this grand monument in a park features a triple arch topped by a bronze sculpture.

Immersive museum of Jean-Michel Folon's dreamlike art, set on castle grounds with a sprawling park.

1400s town hall with intricate Gothic facade & tower, plus tapestries & a mirrored concert hall.

Landscaped 19th-century city park with floral gardens & fountains, home to art & military museums.

Belgium's national church, host to royal weddings & funerals, built in the Brabant Gothic style.

Designed in 1861 to look like a natural landscape, this park features many trees & water features.

From vintage carriages to iconic racing cars, via presidential limousines in a spacious car museum.

This 15th-century Catholic church is known for its baroque chapels & Gothic architecture.

Ornamental trees & fountains were added in the 18th century to an abbey founded in the Middle Ages.

Art deco house with paintings by Dutch Masters like Brueghel & a labyrinth in the manicured grounds.

👍👍 I recently attended a workshop on how to make Belgium waffles with a large group, and while it was a bit difficult as it wasn't deaf-friendly, the staff was accommodating. They always checked in with me to ensure I followed along okay, and whenever I needed help, they were more than happy to assist....

Traditional brewery with beer cellars & brewing equipment from 1900, with tours, tastings & a shop.

Small downtown area on a hill, with a landscaped garden, museums, and notable architecture.

Museum of natural history, from minerals to dinosaurs & animal specimens, with hands-on exhibits.

Tranquil suburban park with landscaped gardens, ponds & the ruins of a neo-Renaissance château.

Complex of museums with over 20,000 works tracing the history of painting, sculpture & drawing.

👍👍 To visit or not to visit, that was the question. From the outside you think, ok, a boring place with uninteresting things. That was a wrong assumption as the visit is definitely worth it. It's best to book tickets online. These are also free. At the entrance the exam takes place like at the airport,...