6-Day Adventure in Belgium and Netherlands Itinerary

Begin your morning at the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History. This museum offers a comprehensive look at Belgium's military history with impressive exhibits including aircraft, tanks, and uniforms.

After exploring military history, head to Autoworld. Located in Cinquantenaire Park, this museum showcases an extensive collection of vintage cars from different eras. It's a fascinating place for car enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

For dinner, visit Restaurant Name. Enjoy delicious local dishes before heading to see the iconic Manneken Pis, Brussels' famous statue of a little boy peeing. It's especially charming when illuminated at night.

Kick off your day with a visit to the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. This complex includes several museums featuring works from various periods including ancient art, modern art, and more.

In the afternoon, explore the wonders at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. Known for its dinosaur hall which is one of the largest in Europe, this museum is perfect for both adults and children interested in natural history.

Dine at Restaurant Name where you can savor traditional Belgian fare. Post-dinner, enjoy some local brews at Brussels Beer Project, known for its innovative craft beers.

Start your morning with a fun visit to the MOOF Museum, which stands for Museum Of Original Figurines. It features comic strip figurines from popular European comics—a delightful experience for all ages.

Next up is a trip to see one of Brussels' most famous landmarks: The Atomium. This unique structure offers panoramic views over Brussels from its spheres. Spend some time exploring its exhibits about science and design.

For dinner tonight head over to Restaurant Name, known for its excellent service and delectable menu options. Afterward take an evening walk around Cinquantenaire Park (Parc du Cinquantenaire), where you can admire beautifully lit arches.

Begin your day with a visit to the European Parliament. Here, you can learn about the workings of the European Union and even take a guided tour of the Hemicycle, where parliamentary debates take place. It's an insightful experience for those interested in politics and international relations.

After your visit to the European Parliament, head over to Coudenberg (Former Palace of Brussels). This archaeological site offers a fascinating glimpse into Brussels' medieval past with its underground remains of the former palace. It's a unique way to explore the city's history.

For dinner, dine at Restaurant Name, known for its exquisite Belgian cuisine. Afterward, take a leisurely evening stroll around Grand Sablon Square (Place du Grand Sablon), which is beautifully illuminated at night and offers a charming atmosphere.

Start your final day in Brussels with a visit to the Brussels City Museum (Musée de la Ville de Bruxelles). Located in the King's House on Grand-Place, this museum provides an excellent overview of Brussels' history and heritage through its extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits.

In the afternoon, explore Mini-Europe, a miniature park located at the foot of Atomium. This park features detailed miniatures of famous European landmarks and is both educational and entertaining for visitors of all ages.

Conclude your trip with dinner at Restaurant Name, where you can enjoy delicious Belgian dishes one last time. After dinner, unwind with some drinks at one of Brussels' cozy bars or lounges before heading back to your accommodation.