Brussels, district by district

Brussels is compact, but its neighbourhoods differ sharply in mood, gradient and pace. The medieval Lower Town sits in the valley; the Royal Quarter crowns the hill above; Avenue Louise stretches south toward the forest. Choose your district first, and the right hotel follows.

Lower Town · 1000 Brussels

Grand Place & Lower Town

The UNESCO-listed square, the glass-roofed Galeries Royales, the opera and the city's densest concentration of restaurants — all on flat, walkable streets.

Central
Historic
Boutique

Hotels: Amigo · Dominican · Juliana
Best for: First visits, culture

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Upper Town · 1000 Brussels

Royal Quarter & Rue Royale

Neoclassical squares, the Royal Palace, Parc de Bruxelles and the Mont des Arts museums along a ceremonial hilltop axis.

Historic
Luxury

Hotels: Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria
Best for: Museums, grandeur

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Ixelles edge · 1050 Brussels

Avenue Louise

Flagship fashion, Art Nouveau side streets and fashionable Châtelain dining on the city's most prestigious boulevard.

Luxury

Hotels: Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's
Best for: Shopping, events

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