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Where to stay in Brussels

The old center around the Grand-Place and Brussels-Central for first-timers on foot; Sainte-Catherine and Dansaert for seafood and bars; the Sablon for an upmarket feel near the museums; the European Quarter for parks and EU sights.

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The best areas

Old center (Grand-Place and Brussels-Central)

Walkable to the Grand-Place, the cathedral and the station for day trips, though the lanes around the square are crowded by day.

Hotels in Old center (Grand-Place and Brussels-Central)

Sainte-Catherine and Dansaert

Seafood restaurants, fashion shops and bars a few minutes from the Grand-Place, so evenings can be lively and loud.

Hotels in Sainte-Catherine and Dansaert

Sablon

An upmarket square of chocolatiers and antique dealers near Place Royale and the museums, halfway up the hill from the lower town.

Hotels in Sablon

European Quarter

Close to Leopold Park, the Parlamentarium and the Cinquantenaire, but a metro ride from the old center.

Hotels in European Quarter

Where to stay for each itinerary

Brussels in 3 days

Stay in the old center near Brussels-Central: the first day is on foot, and trains to Antwerp and the airport leave from there.

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