In Brussels, there are many prospects for an unforgettable holiday with children. Upon arrival, many travellers prefer to visit Brussels Aquarium. This is a place, where they will be able to see an amazing collection of marine creatures, many of which are quite rare. One can spend hours watching them, and in the largest aquarium, there are the most dangerous animals of the deep sea - sharks. The aquarium is open every day, and guests can either pick a guided tour or choose to walk independently among the huge aquariums and admire their inhabitants.
It’s hard not to get affected by the charm of the small boutique hotel of Odette en Ville. Its unique style can be seen everywhere – from the trendy hall to guestrooms. The hotel … 
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In Brussels, there are more than a hundred shopping streets with interesting shops on each of them. Among the most popular is Neuve Street. It is here, that the wealthiest travellers go … Open
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Toy Museum can be called the most "childish" landmark of Brussels. The museum exhibits a unique collection of old toys, and the age of some items is more than a hundred years. Such a number of dolls and teddy bears can hardly be seen in any other museum in the world. Children will certainly be pleased with the fact that literally all the exhibits of the museum can be touched, and some can even be bought.
Discovering the architecture of Brussels from bird's eye view! Brussels Town Hall, Atomium, Law Courts, La Monnaie, Royal Museum of Armed Forces, Chapel Church, Halle Gate, all those monuments are defining the image of Brussels … Open
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In the immediate vicinity of Brussels, travellers will find Walibi Amusement Park - a real fairy-tale country, in which everyone will find a suitable place to relax. In this complex there are an amusement park, playrooms and playgrounds for small children, as well as a wonderful water park and even a small farm. Every day interesting shows are organized for visitors, in which they will see marine animals, and performances with exotic birds have become the calling card of the park.
