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Brussels City Center: From rebellion and uprisings to exporting luxury products, the city centre’s rich history, mixed with latest modern trends, will leave you with a long lasting impression. Many colorful and enchanting streets are just waiting to be discovered, along with plenty of charming shops and restaurants where you can sip on exquisite wine and watch the world pass you by. We mustn’t forget to mention The Grand Place, or Grote Markt, which is the city's central market and one of the most known sights of Brussels. There are various universities- Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles and Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel Campus Stormstraat- found in this district. The city centre is also known for its shopping streets - from various shopping galleries to streets such as Boulevard de Waterloo, Rue Antoine Dansaert, Rue Nueve and the City2 mall. Overall, this area will leave you with a satisfied belly, brand new clothes and plenty of new acquaintances.
