1. Grand Place (La Grand-Place)
   Start your day at the Grand Place, Brussels’ main square and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the stunning guildhalls, the Gothic Town Hall, and the Museum of the City of Brussels. The morning light adds a special charm—perfect for photos.
2. Manneken Pis
   Just a few minutes’ walk from the Grand Place is the famous Manneken Pis statue, one of the city’s most iconic symbols. Check out nearby souvenir shops to grab something memorable.
3. Breakfast at a traditional café
   Enjoy famous Belgian waffles at a cozy café near the Grand Place, like Maison Dandoy. Top them with fresh fruits, chocolate, or whipped cream.

4. St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral
   Visit this magnificent Gothic cathedral known for its stunning stained-glass windows and impressive organ. A must-see for architecture lovers.
5. Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert
   Take a stroll through Europe’s first covered shopping gallery, home to exquisite boutiques, chocolate shops, and cafés. This is the perfect place to purchase premium Belgian chocolates.
6. Lunch
   Treat yourself to a traditional Belgian dish—mussels with fries (moules-frites) at Chez Léon, a restaurant conveniently located nearby.

7. Atomium
   Conclude your day with a trip to the Atomium, an iconic structure built for the 1958 World Expo. Head to the top level for panoramic views of the city.
8. Dinner
   Dine at Le Café Métropole, located in the historic Métropole Hotel. Their menu offers a range of traditional dishes and a fine selection of Belgian beers.

1. Parlamentarium
   Start your morning at the Parlamentarium, an interactive museum that provides insight into the workings of the European Parliament. A great way to understand why Brussels is known as the “heart of Europe.”
2. Breakfast
   Stop by Charli, a café renowned for its pastries and freshly brewed coffee.
3. Magritte Museum (Musée Magritte)
   Discover the works of René Magritte, one of the world’s most famous surrealist artists. The museum is located in the picturesque Mont des Arts district.

4. Brussels Park (Parc de Bruxelles)
   Take a relaxing stroll through the largest park in the city center. It’s a great spot to unwind, capture photos, or enjoy street performances.
5. Royal Palace of Brussels (Palais Royal de Bruxelles)
   Situated near the park, the Royal Palace impresses with its stunning architecture. It’s open to visitors during certain months, but even its exterior is worth seeing.
6. Lunch
   Savor a traditional Flemish beef stew (Carbonnade Flamande) at Aux Armes de Bruxelles, a classic Belgian restaurant.

7. Shopping in the Louise District
   End your trip with a walk through the Louise District, known for its high-end boutiques and designer stores. It’s a fantastic place to shop for stylish clothing and unique souvenirs.
8. Farewell Dinner
   Head to Comme Chez Soi, a Michelin-starred restaurant, to indulge in exquisite cuisine and conclude your Brussels journey on a high note.

• Transportation: Use public transport, including the metro and trams, to save time.
• Maps and apps: Download maps and a Brussels guide on your phone for easy navigation.
• Souvenirs: Consider chocolates, Belgian beer, mugs, and lace as gifts to bring home.
• Budget: Keep in mind that central areas may be pricier, so plan your expenses in advance.

With this itinerary, you’ll experience the best of Brussels, soak in its atmosphere, and create unforgettable memories in just 48 hours.