Vacation rentals – Brussels
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Comfortable Apartment in Brussels, 35 m², 3 Persons
Brussels, Brussels
Spacious House with Large Garden in Jette
Jette, Brussels
Modern Apartment in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean / 77 m² / Parking
Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, Brussels
Charming Apartment in Haren, Brussels - 40 sqm of Comfort
Brussels, Brussels
Apartment with City View in Saint-Gilles, 80 m²
Saint-Gilles, Brussels
Belgium's capital and the seat of the EU, Brussels blends Art Nouveau facades, brasseries, and major museums all within easy reach. Renting an apartment or a whole house here means having your own kitchen and a true home base to explore on foot or by tram.
Exploring the city on foot and at the table
Start at the Grand Place with its guild houses, then head to the Manneken Pis and the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert for chocolate shops. The Mont des Arts and the Royal Museums of Fine Arts can easily fill a whole morning, as can the Magritte Museum.
For food, try waffles, mussels and fries, and an abbey beer in a traditional estaminet. On Sunday mornings, the Midi Market sets up its stalls in front of the train station. With a private kitchen, it's easy to bring home cheese and pralines for a relaxed dinner at your place.
Where to stay
Our apartments are spread between central Brussels, ideal for doing everything on foot, and neighborhoods well connected by tram and metro. Saint-Gilles charms with its townhouses, cafés, and the nearby Marolles district.
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, along the canal, has a lively, working-class feel and good restaurants, while Jette, more residential and green, suits families looking for peace and quiet. A whole house or apartment gives everyone their own space, ideal for a group stay.
What to see – Brussels
- Grand PlaceA UNESCO-listed square lined with Baroque guild houses and the Gothic town hall.
- AtomiumA 1958 metal structure whose spheres house exhibitions and a viewpoint over the city.
- Magritte MuseumA vast collection dedicated to the Surrealist painter, with paintings, drawings, and personal documents.
- Cinquantenaire ParkA large park with a monumental arcade and museums of art, history, and cars.
- Galeries Royales Saint-HubertA 19th-century covered arcade with chocolate shops, bookstores, and cafés under a glass roof.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Brussels and of what types?
We offer 5 whole-home rentals in Brussels and its municipalities: 4 apartments, 1 house. They are spread across the city center, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Jette and Saint-Gilles. The largest sleeps up to 12 people, handy for a family or group wanting to stay together.
Are the properties well rated?
The average rating reaches 4.7 out of 5, based on 4 properties rated by travelers. These reviews reflect real stays in an entire apartment or house. Each property has its own kitchen, a great advantage for cooking with produce brought back from the Midi market on Sunday morning.
Do you need a car to visit Brussels?
No, a car isn't necessary. Brussels-Zaventem Airport connects to the city center by train in about twenty minutes. Brussels-Midi station welcomes Thalys and Eurostar trains. Locally, trams, the metro and buses cover the whole city, and the historic center is easy to explore on foot.
What's the best time to visit?
Spring and summer offer the most pleasant weather for strolling around the Grand-Place and sitting on terraces. December is charming with its Christmas markets and lights. Autumn and winter tend to be grey and rainy, but museums like the Magritte Museum are perfect to visit year-round.
Which neighborhood should I choose for my stay?
To do everything on foot, choose central Brussels, close to the Grand-Place. Saint-Gilles is appealing for its townhouses and cafés, right next to the Marolles. Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, along the canal, has a lively working-class vibe, while Jette, green and quiet, suits families well.
How do you get around the city easily?
The STIB network combines metro, tram and bus, with day passes that are handy for visitors. From the municipalities of Molenbeek, Jette or Saint-Gilles, the center is just a few stops away. Car parking remains paid and limited, one more reason to use public transport.