• Our hotel in Brussels centrally located between the Central Train Station and the Grand Place

• A statue of Don Quixote and Sancho behind our hotel

• Brussels Town Hall on the Grand Place

• Guildhalls on the Grand Place

• The King's House and City Museum on the Grand Place

• Entrance to the Galeries Royales St. Hubert

• Inside the Galeries Royales St. Hubert with store fronts on the ground floor and apartments above.

• The Saint Nicolas Church is clad on the side by commercial businesses (jewelers) with apartments on the upper floors.

• The Bourse - stock exchange

• The Place de la Bourse. Today, the Place de la Bourse is commonly used for public celebrations and demonstrations. This one memoralizes those killed or injured in the Brussels bombings on March 22, 2016.

• The Manneken-Pis

• Saint Catherine Church

• Saint Catherine Church

• The Black Tower, a well-preserved remnant of the first wall to encircle Brussels, was built in the 13th century.

• A view toward the old city center over the Jardin du Mont des Arts, from near the Royal Museum of Fine Arts

• An example of Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) architecture

• The Church of Saint Jacques-sur-Coudenberg and the Godfrey of Bouillon equestrian statue on the Place Royale

• The Royal Palace

• Aristide Maillol, 'La Riviere de Rivier' - 1938-1943. Located in the Jardin de Sculptures at the Brussels Art Museum

• Notre-Dame du Sablon Church seen from the Place du Petite Sablon

• Notre-Dame du Sablon Church

• Gerard Mercator, 1512-1594. This statue is located in the Place du Petite Sablon, along with statues of about a dozen other famous Belgians.

• Overlooking Brussels with the Atomium, symbol of the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, in the background

• The Tour d'Angle, or 'Corner Tower', is another rare surviving section of Brussels' medieval city wall.