Explore Brussels: Beer, Bites, and Fun
Unleash the beer and waffle fueled chaos in the heart of Europe with a stag do in Brussels!
22 April 2023
A stag do in Brussels is the perfect combination of beer, food, and adventure. From sampling the local brews at a variety of bars and breweries, to indulging in traditional Belgian cuisine like waffles and mussels, the food and drink scene alone is reason enough to plan a trip. But with a variety of activities to choose from, including go-karting, paintballing, and escape rooms, there's plenty to keep your group entertained and make it a memorable experience.
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- Get a taste of Belgian culinary treats and enjoy the best Belgian beer in the world. Here are some must-visit spots to savor the cuisine in Brussels:
- Start at L’Archiduc, a cool jazz bar with a 1930s Parisian vibe, and sip on signature cocktails with Belgian beers.
- Walk to Maison Antoine and grab the best French fries topped with your choice of sauce.
- Head to Chez Léon, a Brussels staple, for some delicious seafood and its famous mussels.
- Be sure to visit Delirium Café, the Guinness World Record holder for the largest beer selection with over 3,000 brews, and try something new.
- End the night at A La Mort Subite, a historic bar since 1928, and indulge in some lambic beer and Gueuze with a side of cheese and cold cuts.
- Pro tip: Wear comfortable shoes and plan your way back to your accommodation to avoid getting lost in the maze of Brussels’ streets. Cheers!
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Plane
The best way to get to Brussels, Belgium by plane is to fly into Brussels Airport (BRU) which is located approximately 11km northeast of the city center. Many airlines offer flights to Brussels from major cities across the world.
Car
Driving to Brussels is easily achievable as the city is well-connected by road. The E40 and E19 are major highways running close to Brussels, making it easy to approach the city from Antwerp or Ghent, and from France, respectively.
Train
Taking the train to Brussels is a convenient option as Brussels is well-connected to many major European cities. Brussels Midi station is the main station in the city, with high-speed trains arriving from London, Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne amongst others.
Boat
Unfortunately, Brussels is not accessible by boat as it is not located near any major waterways. The closest water connection is the Port of Antwerp which is approximately 50km north of Brussels.
Bus
There are many bus companies offering connections to Brussels, making it an affordable option. Eurolines, Flixbus and Ouibus all offer affordable connections to Brussels from various European cities.