Brussels

Ramon Suarez: For the best chocolate around the Grand Place go to Galler,in the little pedestrian street going down towards Bourse. My favorite is the Noir 85

Les Auberges de Jeunesse: This bar is THE Eldorado : thousands of beers from Belgium and all over the world. But be careful, it's a VERY busy place; tourists (and a few locals) invade it day and night.

Erwin Vanhecke: They say the architect hanged himself when he saw the building was not symmetric.

Christian DE NEEF: Prefer the early morning/late afternoon hours: the light is beautiful then, there will be less tourists, and you may even run into a fox or maybe even a small deer (and my dog, most probably)

Andrea Bravo Balado: It's a nice place to visit if you really like the history of musical instruments but the price of the ticket seems expensive compared to the size of the collection.

Leonardo Couto: The place is big, you will spend at least 3 hours here. A lot of queues too.

Jaume Duch: Come to the largest parliamentary visitors' Centre in Europe, in 23 languages and using impressive interactive multimedia tools to give you a unique insight into the European Parliament and the EU.