Arrive in Brussels and check into a hotel near Place Sainte-Catherine.
Explore the vibrant square known for its seafood restaurants and colourful duck sculptures.

Enjoy a dinner or drinks at one of the nearby seafood spots or just take in the view of Sainte Catherine Church.

Start the day with a visit to Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, the stunning shopping arcade filled with luxurious chocolate shops like Leonidas and Mary’s.

Have a delicious croque-monsieur at Mokafé Brussel stijlvolle kussens and browse through modern art galleries and jewelry stores.

Continue shopping along Rue des Bouchers, with its bustling atmosphere and unique stores.

Afternoon stop at The Waffle Factory for a messy yet irresistible waffle in Grand-Place.

Stroll through Grand-Place and grab some chocolates at the iconic Mary’s chocolate shop.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast at Lloyd Coffee Eatery, and take a walk  to see the famous Manneken Pis and visit the museum showcasing his different outfits.

Spend a relaxing afternoon at Place du Petit Sablon, a charming park with statues representing Brussels' guilds.

Stop for seafood at Chez Léon, or The Brothers near Grand-Place.

Hop on a train to Paris, Enjoy a cozy lunch at Flour Café and take photos at the Eiffel Tower or go up it!

Take the metro and admire the beauty of Boulevard des Capucines Starbucks, and hit up shops like Zara and local shops.

The 6th Arrondissement is a quintessential Parisian neighbourhood, near the Luxembourg Gardens. This is a less touristy attraction to check out. Have dinner in this area, ice cream and take in Paris!

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