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Brussels - In a Day
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We are thinking about about catching the train to Brussels, from Paris, for a day trip. For those who have been to Brussels, how would you spend a day there? What's worth seeing, doing, eating, drinking...
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Belgian beer.
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Moule Frites, Beer, Choccies, Lots to see but Brussels really comes alive at night.
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Were there for 2 days in October. Grand Place would be first port of call. Really fantastic square with amazing gothic architecture. Restaurants surronding it were not over pricey either. Buy some Leonidas chocolates (their shops are everywhere) and find a cosy bar and order a Leffe blonde beer, then eat said chocolates. Go to the Tintin shop (the cartoon character). The Royal Palace was interesting as you could walk through underground roads that have since been covered over by the present palace. If you could, go to the Expo 58 site which has the Atomium structure. Probably about 10 minute drive (taxi)? outside the city. Really amazing. Looks like something out of a 1950's sci-fi film and it's huge, with a restaurant in one of the connecting balls. For an interesting bar go to A la Becasse (11 Rue de Tabora) where they sell something called lambic which is an ale mixed with wine (I think). The drink was disgusting but the bar was lovely, all oak panels and candles. We really enjoyed Brussels and would definitely go back. Have a good time.
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