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The Musical Instruments Museum in Brussels has about 1500 instruments on display. Divided over four floors, you can see pieces from all continents and all periods of time. The building were you can find the museum used to house the Old England shop. It was constructed in 1899 to a design of architect Paul Saintenoy and is one of the most beautiful Art-Nouveau buildings in Brussels. View location in Brussels, Belgium.

Euronext Brussels is part of the NYSE Euronext, a corporation that operates multiple securities exchanges, like Euronext, New York Stock Exchange and NYSE Arca. The most well known index on the Euronext Brussels is the BEL20. The home of the stock exchange was designed by Léon-Pierre Suys in Neo-Renaissance and Second Empire styles. Construction started in 1868 and was finished in 1873. View location in Brussels, Belgium.

The St. Hubert Gallery is a glass-covered shopping arcade in the centre of Brussels. It was designed by Jean-Pierre Cluysenaar to house luxury boutiques. Construction started on May 6, 1846 and was finished 18 months later. The Gallery consist of three parts, the Gallery of the King, the Gallery of the Queen and the Princes Gallery. View location in Brussels, Belgium.

The Royal Palace in Brussels is not the official residence of the King and Queen, but King Albert II has his offices here and it is used for state receptions, royal audiences and court ceremonies. Each year during summer months, the Royal Palace opens its doors to the public. The admission is free. View location in Brussels, Belgium

The official seat of the European Parliament is in Strasbourg , but the one in Brussels serves for preparatory meetings and complementary, non-plenary sessions. It is located in the European quarter of Brussels, close to the Leopoldpark. View location in Brussels, Belgium

If you're looking to dive into the rich and captivating military history of Belgium, the Royal Military Museum in Brussels offers an experience like no other. Located in the heart of the city’s Cinquantenaire Park, this museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone fascinated by military technology and Belgian heritage. With its impressive collection of iconic military vehicles, aircraft, and immersive exhibits, the Royal Military Museum transports visitors through the triumphs and trials of Belgium's military past.  Belgium’s Military History: From Napoleon to Modern Times The museum takes visitors through the rich military history of Belgium. The galleries feature an extensive collection of historical uniforms, weaponry, flags, and personal items that tell the story of Belgium’s involvement in wars, from Napoleon’s era to World War I and World War II. The museum’s exhibits highlight key moments in Belgian history, such as its role in the Battle of Wate...