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Brussels: City Card with STIB Public Transportation – save money and enjoy access to 49 museums, plus your public transport is included!. These are the best things to do in Brussels during your stay. However, as in many northern European cities, be prepared for anything. Perhaps you are planning to go to Brussels for a long weekend, or maybe you are going for longer. Generally, winters are damp and cool, with regular fog, while the summers are mild. One minute, the sun can be shining, the next, it will be pouring down with rain. The weather can be unpredictable in Brussels. Most people have heard about the Manneken Pis, but in case you haven’t, it is a strange peeing boy statue in Brussels near Grand Place that has become the city’s symbol, and the citizens like to dress him up. Stop by and take a photograph. In the rest of the city, driving can be hectic and parking difficult to park, but there’s the metro, trams and buses. So, don’t hire a car if you’re spending most of your time in the tourist area. Most of the city centre is pedestrianised and many tourist spots are within this area. The Delirium Bar has a staggering 2000 different beers on offer. Belgium is also famous for producing beer most bars offer a wide selection. You should try their handmade chocolate pralines, as they are to die for. When it comes to Belgian food, Brussels is famous for moules-frites (mussels with fries), as well as crispy waffles, and especially chocolate. There are people of different nationalities living in Brussels, so you will find restaurants offering international dishes and Belgian cuisine. 
There are impressive museums and art galleries, exciting shopping opportunities and a growing comic-book culture.
It is steeped in history, and you will see some spectacular buildings with architecture from different periods in time. With its political pedigree, Brussels is often overlooked as a travel destination, but to do that is a mistake as it is a fascinating city. But despite its size, Brussels is often thought of as the “European Capital” as it’s home to many European Union institutions, such as the European Parliament and the European Commission. Belgium’s capital is a small city with a population of 2,122,000 people.
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