Solo travel

Only spent 1 day in Brussels but it was so beautiful. There's so many historical buildings that are breathtaking. However, there are a lot of homeless people asking for money on every street, there was a young girl in kfc going to every table asking for change.

Group travel

I fell in love with this town! It is so beautiful, a blend of London, New York, and Paris. It has so many beautiful places to go. The prices are moderate, almost same throughout the Europe. Food is delicious!

Solo travel

I spent 2,5 days in Brussels and half a day in Bruges. I loved the European District, especially the House of European History, the Parlamentarium and the Hemicycle visit. If you're interested in politics or history, it's definitely worth a visit. I stayed at IBIS (city centre) and felt quite safe, though I was overly careful after reading reviews about how unsafe Brussels is supposed to be. The only place I felt worried was Brussels Midi Train Station. People were begging in front of the escalators, in such a way that you can hardly get off the escalator without them being directly in your...

I’ve been here for a month and felt very safe so far, but I have never been to the “dangerous” neighbourhoods, so I can’t really tell. Sine I’m from Brazil my notion of safety is different from people who live in Europe

I do feel safe in brussels, but unfortunately there are quite a few less safe areas that might be better to avoid at night like clemenceau, gare du midi and area between de brouckere and bourse. Pickpocketting is frequent in areas like chaussée d’ixelles

Brussels is a safe city as long as you don’t stay around the areas affected by drug dealing issues (near Gare du midi, anderlecht, gare du nord, the city center) The east and south of brussels are much safer and you can do lots of different activities : go on walks in parks, restaurants, bars etc. There’s always something to do around the city and you would never be bored