Brussels is a city where history, culture, gastronomy and modern urban life come together. Whether you have a few hours between sessions or plan to extend your stay after WVPAC 2027, Brussels offers countless opportunities to explore and enjoy.
The Grand Place is the historic heart of Brussels and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by magnificent guild houses and the City Hall, it is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. By day and night, it remains an essential stop for every visitor.
Atomium
Originally built for the 1958 World Expo, the Atomium has become one of Belgium’s most iconic landmarks. Visitors can explore its unique architecture, enjoy exhibitions and admire panoramic views across the city.
Manneken Pis
No visit to Brussels would be complete without meeting its most famous citizen. This small bronze statue has become an international symbol of Brussels’ humour, creativity and independent spirit. Throughout the year, Manneken Pis appears in hundreds of different costumes, reflecting traditions and celebrations from around the world.
Royal Galleries of Saint Hubert
Dating from the 19th century, these elegant covered galleries are home to luxury boutiques, renowned chocolatiers, cafés and restaurants. They offer the perfect setting for a leisurely stroll in the heart of the city.
Mont des Arts
One of the city’s most picturesque locations, Mont des Arts combines beautiful gardens, cultural institutions and breathtaking views over Brussels’ historic centre.
Art, Culture and Heritage
Brussels is a city rich in culture and creativity, offering a remarkable collection of museums and cultural landmarks.
Highlights include:
Magritte Museum
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Musical Instruments Museum
Comic Art Museum
BELvue Museum
Autoworld
Whether interested in fine art, contemporary exhibitions or Belgian history, visitors will find something to inspire them.
Brussels After Hours
As the congress day comes to an end, Brussels comes alive with vibrant nightlife, cosy terraces and historic cafés.
Visitors can enjoy:
Traditional Belgian cafés
Lively city-centre bars
Rooftop venues
Live music performances
Seasonal events and festivals
The compact city centre makes it easy to discover the city’s atmosphere on foot.
In Partnership with visit.brussels
WVPAC 2027 is proud to collaborate with visit.brussels, the official convention and visitor bureau of the Brussels-Capital Region.
From cultural highlights and local recommendations to practical visitor information, visit.brussels helps delegates discover the very best of Belgium’s capital and make the most of their stay before, during and after the congress.
Visit www.visit.brussels for additional inspiration and travel resources.