Time In Brussels Now

Many of those who ask what time is it in Brussels now want to make a call at a more convenient time.

We have some useful links at the bottom of the page collected for you by the experts on our team.

In this section you will learn the main facts about the current time in Brussels.

Please be aware that Daylight Saving Time (DST) changes in Brussels do not necessarily occur on the same date every year.

In Brussels, DST starts on the 2nd Sunday in March and ends on the 1st Sunday in November.

Facts About Brussels

How Many Time Zones in Brussels

Information for Travelers

The city of Brussels is the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium.

The Brussels city is the main seat of the Belgian Royal Family and capital of the European Union.

For all its importance, Brussels is a remarkably small, laid-back, human-sized city.

Right in the heart of Brussels' Old Town, the city's main square (known as the Grand Place) is one of the best preserved in Europe.

Much of the square's elegant character is due to the unique architecture of its elegant Gildehuizen (guild houses) with their magnificent gables, pilasters and balustrades, ornate stonework and rich gold decoration.

Unlike beautiful Bruges and Ghent, with their hordes of tourists, Brussels is Belgium's main economic and educational hub.

This is the feature that gives the city a more everyday feel than other cities.


Culture

In Brussels you get a proper feel for Belgian life, especially its fantastic culture of restaurants and cafes.

The city has more than enough things to keep visitors busy for a few days, with several world-class museums and art galleries.

In addition to providing the visitor with the most quirky things to do, like the Atomium, and some wonderful remnants of old architecture in the old town district.

After craning your neck for Gothic and Baroque splendor, don't forget to stock up on Brussels' famous chocolate.

Read about Brussels in Wikipedia