| Rain falling in the Grote Markt (Grand Market). Built in the 1400's. |
| The asymmetrical City Hall with one half built in 1404 and the other in 1444. |
| The House of the Dukes of Brabant. Named after the busts of 19 Dukes on the outside. |
| The restaurants of the Violetstraat. |
| The Galleries of St Hubert built in 1846, Europe's first "Mall". |
| The sun comes out and shines on Guild houses in the Grand Market. |
| The King's House (there was never a king) in the Gote Markt which houses the City Museum. |
| One of the few remaining remnants of the Medieval wall that surrounded Brussels. |
| Comic mural on the wall of a shop selling fireworks. |
| Place Agoraplein and statue of a city founder with a dog. People pose with his moustache in their hand. |
| Elaborate comic mural on the wall of a home. |
| Sun shining on the Neuhaus or King's House in the Grote Markt. |
| The House of the Dukes of Brabant or Maison des Ducs de Brabant |
| Looking up Rue de la Regence toward the Palace of Justice. |
| Place du Petit Sablon in the center is a statue of Counts who were executed at the order if Philip II of Spain in 1568. |
| Eglise Notre Dame du Sablon The Church of Our Lady of Sablon |
| The Palace of Justice was built between 1860 and 1880 in a classic style. |
| The former Royal Palaces constructed in 1815. Royal residence is now in Laken. |
| The Palace of the Nation is the seat of the Belgian Parliament. |
| Fountain in the park near the Palace of the Nation. |
| Statue of Godfroid de Bouillon the leader of the First Crusade in 1096 in front of the Royal Palace. |
| The Old England building was built in 1889 as a Department Store. |
| City Hall spire from the Royal Hill. |
| Unusual clock. |
| Cathedral des St Michel & Gudule first constructed in 1047 and rebuilt in 1226. |
| An interesting stained glass window depicting some guy getting wailed upon by a mob. |
| Cathedral des St Michel & Gudule surrounded by urban malaise. |
| Belgium Centre for Comic Strip Art and a rocket from TintIn. |
| Eglise Notre Dame de la Chapelle, Brussels oldest church, founded in 1134. |
| City Hall after dark. |
| King's House after dark and the Grote Markt (Grand Market). |
| Grand Market Guild Houses after dark. |
| The reclining figure of Everard 't Serclaes a 14th century hero credited with saving the city. People rub his arm for good luck. |
| Restaurants bring tables and chairs out into the middle of the street at dinner. |
| Mannekin Pis in costume a bronze boy pissing built in 1619 replacing a stone statue dating from the 14th century. |
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