Brussel’s city center is divided into two areas, the Lower and Upper Town, but you can visit both easily with Free Tours in Brussels. In the lower old town, you will find centuries-old landmarks such as the magnificent Grand Place (a market square surrounded by guildhalls), the popular statue of the Manneken Pis, the Boulevard Anspach, the Black Tower, Agora Square, and the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. After that, go to the upper part of Brussels. There you will have the chance to explore the opulence of this ancient capital. Do not miss the Royal Square, see multicolored stained-glass windows of the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, stroll through the elegant Sablon district and feel amazed by the palaces, museums and parks that conform the Mont des Arts. Finally, in the European Quarter, you will find the bustling, energetic financial heart of the city, particularly busy in the weekdays.