eSIM for Brussels

Brussels' central square surrounded by ornate guildhalls and the Town Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. The flower carpet is laid every two years in August, and the nightly light show runs through summer. Mobile data helps with timing the visit and finding nearby chocolate shops.

A 102-meter tall structure built for the 1958 World Expo, featuring nine connected spheres representing an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. Visitors can walk through several spheres with exhibitions and a panoramic restaurant. Mobile data helps with metro connections from central Brussels.

A small bronze statue of a urinating boy, an unexpected icon of Brussels' irreverent humor. The original dates from 1619, and the statue is dressed in costumes that change with the calendar. Mobile data helps with finding the statue and the GardeRobe museum nearby.

A complex of six museums in Brussels housing works by Flemish masters including Brueghel, Rubens, Van Dyck, and Magritte. The Old Masters collection and the Magritte Museum are highlights. Mobile data helps with combined museum tickets and finding the entrance on Rue de la Régence.

A vast urban park with a triumphal arch built for the 1880 National Exhibition, now home to the Royal Museums of the Armed Forces and Military History. The park hosts summer festivals and has jogging paths and cafés. Mobile data helps with museum opening hours and metro connections to Merode station.

Over 50 painted murals across Brussels depicting characters from Belgian comics — Tintin, the Smurfs, Asterix, and Lucky Luke. The official Comics Route map is essential for finding them. Mobile data is the easiest way to navigate the mural locations across the city.

The former home and studio of Art Nouveau architect Victor Horta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000. The interior features original Art Nouveau staircases, mosaics, and stained glass. Visits are by timed entry. Mobile data helps with ticket booking and metro connections.

An elegant square in the Sablon antiques district with the Église Notre-Dame du Sablon and the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. The weekend market sells antiques, books, and Belgian chocolates. Mobile data helps with finding the best chocolatiers nearby.

The hemicycle of the European Parliament at the Espace Léopold complex, with guided visits during plenary sessions and the Parlamentarium museum. Visitors can watch debates from the public gallery. Mobile data helps with the day's plenary schedule and the free Parlamentarium booking.

A large botanical garden next to the Rogier metro station with over 10,000 plant species in greenhouses and outdoor beds. The complex includes a winter garden and a botanical museum. Mobile data helps with the greenhouses' opening hours and the nearby Natural Sciences Museum.