Comme Chez Soi

It is located in a townhouse, the environment is very good, the beef is medium rare and tender, the foie gras is delicious, the fish is great. It is a good restaurant after all, the desserts are delicious, and the price is a little bit expensive.

One word, expensive, two words, luxurious... It's really magnificent. I have to say, the lives of these royal nobles are so enviable. We can only afford cheaper dishes...

🌟 **Brussels in-depth tour guide A fantasy journey through the Middle Ages and the world of comics! ** 🏰 **I. Must-visit attractions: Symphony of history and art** 1. **Grand Place in Brussels** Known as "the most beautiful square in Europe", it is surrounded by Gothic town halls and Baroque guild buildings, and looks like a golden palace under the lights at night. Every August, a 75-meter-long flower carpet is laid out, a visual feast not to be missed. **Hidden gameplay**: Find the red glass window room where Hugo once lived, and touch the wrist of the Serclas statue (with your left hand!) to pray for good luck. 2. **Manneken Pis and Jeanneke Pis** The statue of Jeanneke Pis, the "first citizen" of Brussels, is hidden in the alleys and has more than 800 sets of donated clothes from various countries. The Chinese space suit and National Day suit are particularly special. Not far away is the statue of the peeing girl, which symbolizes equality, showing the city's humor and tolerance. 3. **Cathedral of Saint Michel and Saint Gudula** The Gothic twin towers soar into the sky, and the stained glass and twelve apostles sculptures inside are stunning. You can overlook the whole city from the top, and the rainy days add a mysterious atmosphere. 4. **Belgian Comic Art Center** The hometown of "The Adventures of Tintin" and "The Smurfs"! The museum reproduces classic comic scenes, and there are more than 50 giant comic walls in the streets and alleys. You can encounter the adventures of Tintin and Snow White around the corner. 5. **Atomium** The landmark of the 1958 World Expo, the 102-meter-high stainless steel sphere symbolizes the atomic structure. The top observation deck has a panoramic view of the city and the "Little Europe" miniature park, with a full sense of science fiction. **Second, in-depth itinerary recommendation: 5-day immersive experience** **Day1 Medieval Tour** Brussels Grand Place→Villa→Sercras Statue→Swan Cafe (where Marx drafted "The Communist Manifesto")→Night view of Saint Michel Cathedral. **Day2 Comics and Chocolate Adventure** Comics Art Center → Comics Wall Tour (Tintin, Smurfs) → Chocolate Museum (Handmade Experience + Unlimited Tasting) → Neuhaus Old Chocolate Shop Shopping. **Day3 Niche Art and Urban Life** Magritte Museum (Surrealist Paintings) → Lavapièce District (Graffiti and Multiculturalism) → Marolles Flea Market (Antique Cameras + Lace Crafts) → Delirium Café (Taste 2000+ Beers). **Day4 One-day Tour of Surrounding Secrets** **Ghent**: Medieval Castles and Canals; **Bruges**: Venice Water City Style + Lace Workshop Experience; **Waterloo Battlefield**: Lion Rock overlooking the defeat of Napoleon. **Day5 European lifestyle aesthetics** Photos at the EU headquarters → Antique market at Place Sablon → Afternoon tea at Wittamer dessert shop → Royal Museum of Fine Arts (original copy of "The Death of Marat") → Rooftop bar overlooking the city night view. **Third, Brussels on the tip of the tongue: from the streets to Michelin** - **Must-eat food**: - **Waffles**: Freshly baked caramel crispy + strawberry chocolate sauce, Maison Dandoy century-old shop is recommended. - **French fries**: with Andrew mayonnaise, fried and sold at Fritland Internet celebrity shop. - **Mussel pot**: Le Pré Salé restaurant uses white wine and comes with unlimited French fries. - **Beer stewed beef**: Traditional method of Swan Cafe, the meat is tender and tasty. - **Restaurant recommendations**: - **Chez Léon**: A century-old mussel specialty store, eat until you are full at €20 per person; - **Comme Chez Soi**: Two Michelin stars, amazing foie gras and lobster dishes. **Fourth, accommodation guide: live in history and design** - **Value for money**: Design hotels around the Grand Place (such as Hotel Amigo, Renaissance style, from €150/night); - **Literary B&B**: Apartment next to the canal in the Sainte-Catherine district, with attic skylight (€80/night); - **Luxury experience**: Rocco Forte Hote Amigo, art suites displaying works of local painters (€400+/night). **Five, practical tips: avoid pitfalls and hidden benefits** 1. **Transportation**: Buy a STIB pass (€17 for 10 times), which is valid for subways and trams; the Airport Express €9 goes directly to the city center. 2. **Ticket discount**: Museum pass (€59/year for 255 museums) including Chinese tour guide; Art Nouveau pass (€20) to explore UNESCO buildings. 3. **Safety tips**: Beware of the "free bracelet" scam at the Grand Place and avoid the Molenbeek district at night. 4. **Niche experience**: - Exploring the catacombs (St. Anthony's Church Tunnel, €15/person); - Comic theme walking tour (explanation by professional guide, €30/person). Brussels is a city woven with chocolate fragrance and embellished with comics #BelgiumBrussels . Whether it is the medieval bells or the modern pulse of the European Union, you can feel the diverse soul of Europe. Keep this guide and make Brussels the most magical page in your travel story! ✨ **#BrusselsIn-depthTravel #CtripCommunity #BestNotes #EuropeanTravel