Just a short stroll from Brussels’ central sights, the Sablon district has long been one of the city’s most affluent and atmospheric neighborhoods. Renowned for its elegant architecture, the area is home to a lively antiques market, terrace cafes, hip restaurants, contemporary art galleries, and fine chocolatiers. Visitors can wander through narrow, cobbled streets lined with historic buildings, browse unique artifacts at the market, and savor some of Belgium’s finest chocolates.
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