Brussels with the family: essential visits
Brussels offers numerous activities and visits especially for families. The children have fun and the parents make the most of it. Don't miss our essential activities and visits!
A visit for the whole family in Brussels: Autoworld © Autoworld Visit Autoworld Brussels with your family! Come and discover the wonderful history of the car together.... | Children's Visit to the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate © Choco-Story Brussels Only a stone's throw from the Grand Place, Choco Story Brussels is a must for families visiting Brussels.... |
Cinquantenaire Museum for children and families © WBT - thomasblairon.be Take your children on a journey through art and history at the Cinquantenaire Museum.... | Comic book visit for children! Belgian Comic Strip Center © Daniel Fouss - Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée Are you looking for a fun and original family outing? In Brussels, the Belgian Comic Strip Center has exactly what your children will love.... |
Mini-Europe with your children, Brussels' kids sized park © Mini-Europe At Mini-Europe, at the foot of the Atomium, discover the best parts of Europe all assembled in one place with your family. It's a unique park in Europe!... | Museum of Natural Sciences for Children in Brussels © Muséum des Sciences naturelles - Th.Hubin The Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels is a world of discoveries for all the family!... |
Océade waterpark: a fun day out for your Children © Océade - Steven Richardson Océade offers a tropical setting and aquatic activities all year round for the whole family, and boasts the largest selection of slides in Belgium.... | The Atomium with your family: your children will love it! © www.atomium.be - SABAM - Axel Addington Children are the Atomium's biggest fans. There's a host of activities and a special sphere just for kids.... |
The Parlementarium in Brussels | Discover Europe with the family © European Parliament See the European Parliament in a whole new light. The visitor's centre in Brussels allows all ages to discover the institution that represents them.... |
