Bozar (Centre for Fine Arts)
Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Brussels
Bozar is Brussels' premier arts centre — a Victor Horta-designed Art Deco complex on Mont des Arts that hosts exhibitions, concerts, cinema, and theatre in interconnected spaces that represent Horta's most ambitious and least-known building.
Horta Museum
25 Rue Américaine, Chatelain, Saint-Gilles, 1060, Belgium
The Horta Museum is the personal residence and studio of Victor Horta — the architect who invented Art Nouveau in Brussels in the 1890s and whose buildings transformed the way the world thought about interior space, natural light, and the relationship between structure and decoration.
Musée Magritte
Rue de la Régence 3, 1000 Brussels
The Magritte Museum houses the world's largest collection of works by René Magritte — over 200 paintings, drawings, sculptures, and objects by Belgium's most famous artist, displayed chronologically across five floors of a neoclassical building on Place Royale.
Place du Grand Sablon Antiques Market
Place du Grand Sablon, Pentagone, Brussels, 1000, Belgium
The Grand Sablon hosts Brussels' premier antiques market every weekend — over 100 dealers setting up on the cobblestoned square from Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon, selling furniture, silverware, vintage prints, ceramics, and the decorative objects that Belgium's long history of trade and craftsmanship has accumulated.
Royal Museums of Fine Arts
Rue de la Régence 3, 1000 Brussels
The Royal Museums of Fine Arts is Belgium's national art collection — a complex of six museums sharing interconnected buildings near the Royal Palace that together hold over 20,000 works spanning six centuries, from the Flemish Primitives through Bruegel and Rubens to Magritte and contemporary Belgian art.
Sablon
Place du Grand Sablon, Pentagone, Brussels, 1000, Belgium
The Sablon is Brussels' antiques and chocolate quarter — a pair of connected squares (Grand Sablon and Petit Sablon) in the upper town that house the city's finest chocolatiers, its most prestigious antique dealers, and a weekend antiques market that draws collectors from across Europe.
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