The Dominican

La Grand-Place is one of Brussels’ most famous attractions, due to its guildhalls and Gothic Hôtel de Ville’s picture-perfect spires overlooking the central square. Naturally, the surrounding area tailors itself to visitors in search of dining and drinking options, with authentic Belgian and international restaurants as well as bars, cafés, and pubs on every street. Îlot Sacré isn’t just a neighborhood for refreshment and replenishment, however, as the St. Hubert Galleries provide a number of high-end shopping opportunities in the gorgeous setting of a 19th-century glass-roofed arcade, as well as nationally-cherished cultural institutions, such as the theatre La Monnaie opera house and Royal Theatre of Toone. Another worthy stop is the Rue des Bouchers, offering street-side dining in a quaint atmosphere.

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