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There is variety of things to enjoy, visitors can come whole year and enjoy.There are more than 75 museums dedicated to just about every special interest under the sun, in addition to impressive public buildings, leafy parks, and interesting squares. Fortunately, numerous sidewalk cafes offer respite for weary feet, and there's good public transport to those attractions beyond walking distance of the compact, heart-shaped city center, which contains many of Brussels's most popular attractions.Bruparck Built on the site of the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, this attractions park (Métro: Heysel) is home to the Atomium and Mini-Europe; The Village, a collection of restaurants and cafes, including a restaurant in a 1930s railway car of the legendary Orient Express; Océade, an indoor/outdoor watersports pavilion with water slides, pools, and saunas; a planetarium; and Kinepolis, a 26-screen movie multiplex.Entire neighborhoods full of character were swept away to make room for them.Across rue de la Loi, the Council of Ministers headquarters, the Consilium is instantly recognizable for its facade's lavish complement of rose-colored granite blocks. On its far side, a soothing stroll through little Parc Léopold brings you to the new, postmodern European Parliament and International Conference Center complex, an architectural odyssey in white marble and tinted glass.

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