Brussels is a melting pot of culture. There are Magrittes and Rubens. Fine antiques, furniture and exquisite lace. Handmade chocolates, beer and moules-frites. Hotel Amigo stands at the crossroads of the historic Îlot Sacré area and the antiques district of le Sablon.
Brussels’ charm lies in its jovial spirit and understated style, characterised by the contrast of comic strip murals and an Art Nouveau movement adorning a capital city steeped in UNESCO heritage. Belgium is a bilingual country, where the northern Flanders region is Flemish-speaking, and the southern Walloon region is French-speaking. Though Brussels is surrounded by Flemish-speaking territory, the capital remains bilingual.
Since gaining independence in 1830, the city has undergone a huge transformation into a bustling metropolis. At the heart of it lies the historic old town, circled around the famous Grand Place square. Tree-lined boulevards lead to the outer city, perfect for breezing through by bike or exploring by foot.
With its cobbled streets, grandiose architecture and picturesque squares, it’s easy to see why Brussels has played the part of muse for many esteemed artists.
Found in the heart of Brussels, Hotel Amigo seamlessly blends art, culture, heritage and creativity.
Found in the heart of Brussels, Hotel Amigo seamlessly blends art, culture, heritage and creativity.
Found in the heart of Brussels, Hotel Amigo seamlessly blends art, culture, heritage and creativity.
