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The urban commune of Etterbeek in Brussels is the central commune of the Belgian capital, incorporating the Cinquantenaire/Jubelpak complex and the European district. With two important universities and easy connectivity with European road networks, accommodation in Etterbeek suitable for business travelers and students are plentiful, and Hotels.com makes it easy to find good hotels in Etterbeek. Previous guests offer their reviews for you to see what each property is like, and Hotels.com provides images of rooms and facilities. A map marks the exact locations of every hotel, so you can compare distances and choose the best location for you. Whether you're in Brussels for work or sightseeing, you can find a hotel in the Etterbeek area on Hotels.com by sifting through information.
What is Etterbeek Like?
Etterbeek is a completely urban community with broad avenues and a few green spaces. The neighborhood has a more or less uniformly homogenous look, and hotels in Etterbeek will put you conveniently close to both the center of Brussels and the Sonian Forest or Foret de Soignes. The French-speaking ULB and the Dutch-speaking VUB are two important university campuses that sit on grounds where a garrison was maintained in the nineteenth century. The Saint-Michel and Louis Schmidt boulevards are well-known streets and are also well-connected to European highways. There are some lovely green spaces to relax in, such as the Fontenay-sous-Bois and the Jean-Felix Hap Park. The La Chasse neighborhood and the famous market Place Jourdan are vibrant commercial centers of the city where you can shop till you drop. Other attractions include two Catholic churches, the Fondantion Rene Carcan, the Cauchie house and the Barony.
Fitting in, in Etterbeek
Etterbeek is a modern Belgian district spread around approximately 3 square kilometers with plenty of things to do within a short distance of your Etterbeek accommodation. Getting around is best done with the metro, and the neighborhood has three stations - Petillon, Thieffry and Merode. To travel by rail from Etterbeek station you will have to head to neighboring Ixelles. While there you can attend the medieval market in May held on the Avenue du 2eme Regiment de Lanciers or enjoy an evening at the Albert Hall ballroom in Le Chasse like locals do. The wonderful green Jubelpark area with its Arch, (similar to Berlin's 'Brandenburg gate') is a good place to breathe in some fresh air, and locals as well as tourists head there to go for a jog. In summer, you can enjoy film screenings at the drive-in at the park. Hotels.com can help you find the best hotels in Etterbeek for your stay in Brussels.
The urban commune of Etterbeek in Brussels is the central commune of the Belgian capital, incorporating the Cinquantenaire/Jubelpak complex and the European district. With two important universities and easy connectivity with European road networks, accommodation in Etterbeek suitable for business travelers and students are plentiful, and Hotels.com makes it easy to find good hotels in Etterbeek. Previous guests offer their reviews for you to see what each property is like, and Hotels.com provides images of rooms and facilities. A map marks the exact locations of every hotel, so you can compare distances and choose the best location for you. Whether you're in Brussels for work or sightseeing, you can find a hotel in the Etterbeek area on Hotels.com by sifting through information.
What is Etterbeek Like?
Etterbeek is a completely urban community with broad avenues and a few green spaces. The neighborhood has a more or less uniformly homogenous look, and hotels in Etterbeek will put you conveniently close to both the center of Brussels and the Sonian Forest or Foret de Soignes. The French-speaking ULB and the Dutch-speaking VUB are two important university campuses that sit on grounds where a garrison was maintained in the nineteenth century. The Saint-Michel and Louis Schmidt boulevards are well-known streets and are also well-connected to European highways. There are some lovely green spaces to relax in, such as the Fontenay-sous-Bois and the Jean-Felix Hap Park. The La Chasse neighborhood and the famous market Place Jourdan are vibrant commercial centers of the city where you can shop till you drop. Other attractions include two Catholic churches, the Fondantion Rene Carcan, the Cauchie house and the Barony.
Fitting in, in Etterbeek
Etterbeek is a modern Belgian district spread around approximately 3 square kilometers with plenty of things to do within a short distance of your Etterbeek accommodation. Getting around is best done with the metro, and the neighborhood has three stations - Petillon, Thieffry and Merode. To travel by rail from Etterbeek station you will have to head to neighboring Ixelles. While there you can attend the medieval market in May held on the Avenue du 2eme Regiment de Lanciers or enjoy an evening at the Albert Hall ballroom in Le Chasse like locals do. The wonderful green Jubelpark area with its Arch, (similar to Berlin's 'Brandenburg gate') is a good place to breathe in some fresh air, and locals as well as tourists head there to go for a jog. In summer, you can enjoy film screenings at the drive-in at the park. Hotels.com can help you find the best hotels in Etterbeek for your stay in Brussels.
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