Dos:

• Walk around, as Brussels is relatively small and you can walk to places of interest and restaurants.
• Choose your footwear wisely, most of the roads are paved with cobblestones and could get slippery if it rains.
• Discover the local MUSEUMS, Trappist BEERS, and street food!
• Belgium has a wide variety of festivals, the main ones are the being Rock Werchter, Pukkelpop, and Tomorrowland. Tickets sell out very fast so be on time and grab your tickets first.
• Do buy your ticket before you get on the train. Purchasing on the train will cost you more and might cause you a fine. Fill in your go pass before entering the train.
• Giving a tip is a polite thing to do but give it only when you find the service exemplary.

Donts:

• Don’t drink heavy beers from the bottle as it looks silly.
• Don’t ask any questions aggressively just be polite before asking something.
• Don’t give a tip to your waiter as it is not required nor expected. They are paid adequately.
• Don’t drink Cara Pils and expect it to be a ’Belgian beer’ as so many Erasmus students have it cause it’s cheap.
• When someone rings at your door and asks you a glass of water, then give them as it is illegal in Belgium to deny anyone with a glass of tap water.
• Don’t drink alcohol in public places as it is not allowed.

Brussels is a city where Fun is invariably Happening, no stop in Entertainment and craziness is in the air irrespective of day or night. The area near the Grand Place is always being surrounded by many Pubs, and Bars offering live smashing music. The ravishing night markets tempt and allure visitors all over. The extraordinary "Music Village " adds thrill to the tune of music lovers. Some quirky bars like  "Madame Moustache" where you can enjoy circus-style carriage, barber-shop room, foosball table & live music evenings or  Guy Bar like the "La Reserve" are some a perfect choice to plan a night out. A cozy evening when friends enjoying some great music, wine and food are some of th best options Brussels has to offer past dark. 

• One of the best Must See and cool attraction is Brussels is the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken, It is an extravagant creation, complete with thirty pavilions connected to the prize of the complex, the Winter Gardens.

• Parc Du Cinquantenaire- It is a large public leisure park which is in the Easternmost part of the EU Quarter.

• City Museum- This place is said as "The Kings House" the building is a richly ornamented masterpiece to see.

• Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée – Belgian Comic Strip Center--If you are a cartoon lover, then you may appreciate this museum which is specially dedicated to the comic strip. It is housed in the Waucquez Warehouse, which is a masterpiece in itself, designed by Art Nouveau architect, Victor Horta. There are around 5000 original drawings and an entire section to Belgium’s famous cartoon character hero – Tin Tin.

•  Shopping: No city is ever completed without shopping If you are Antique lovers Rue de la Paille, Rue des Minimes, and Rue de Rollebeek are particularly may be interesting for you. Brussels has its own flea market – the Jeu De Balle Flea Market you can check out this one if you are interested in gems, secondhand goods, and period furniture bargains. How can someone forget about Belgium chocolates they are a must to buy. For pralines visit Chocolatier Mary, for a tearoom experience visit Wittamer and for a shop of exceptional displays try Pierre Marcolini.

• Belgium is very famous for Beer Tasting. This can be an activity you can do.
• Top chocolates are a must to have if you are in Brussels.
• You can roam around to see the best of Brussels on an easy and convenient hop-on-hop-off sightseeing tour.
• Waffle making sessions 
• Belgian chocolate making workshop
• Instant photo tour to learn about photography and camera.
• Private walking tours
• Visit to museums
• Church visits and exhibitions.

• Lace accessories
• Glassware
• Jewelry made by the local artisans.
• Beers with glasses., Comics, Chocolates, and Candy for the family.
• Snowglobes which are very classic
• Brussels' Mascot - Manneken Pis statues, Manneken Pis statue inside a snowglobe
•  Manneken Pis soap dispensers
• Ashtrays, Corkscrews, and Keychains.
• Antique Decors for the house.
• Refrigerator magnet