How Well Do You Know Brussels?


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Think you know Brussels? Dive into questions that explore the rich history, iconic landmarks, vibrant culture, and fascinating trivia of Belgium's capital. Test your knowledge and discover how much you truly know about this European gem!

Think you know Brussels? Dive into questions that explore the rich history, iconic landmarks, vibrant culture, and fascinating trivia of Belgium's capital. Test your knowledge and discover how much you truly know about this European gem!

1. Which landmark in Brussels resembles an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times?

Mini-Europe
The Atomium
Manneken Pis
The Grand Place

2. In which year did Brussels become the capital of an independent Belgium?

1835
1832
1830
1829

3. Which iconic statue in Brussels depicts a little boy urinating into a fountain?

Jeanneke Pis
Het Zinneke
Manneken Pis
Maltese Dog

4. Which Brussels square is known for its opulent guildhalls and is a UNESCO World Heritage site?

Place Sainte-Catherine
The Grand Place
Place Royale
Place du Luxembourg

5. What traditional sweet treat can you frequently find in Brussels, often enjoyed with various toppings?

Strudel
Crepes
Waffles
Macarons

6. Which event is associated with the defeat of Napoleon and involved troops mustering in Brussels?

Battle of Waterloo
Siege of Antwerp
Franco-Prussian War
Battle of the Bulge

7. Which type of waffle is a specialty of Brussels, known for its light and crispy texture and often topped with powdered sugar or fruit?

Dutch pancake
French crepe
Brussels waffle
Stroopwafel

8. Which biennial event in Brussels features a magnificent carpet made entirely of flowers?

Brussels Marathon
Ommegang
Flower Carpet
Brussels Summer Festival

9. Which Holy Roman Emperor, influential during the Renaissance era, had significant ties to Brussels?

Charles VI
Leopold I
Charles V
Albert I

10. Which street art route in Brussels is dedicated to famous comic strip characters?

Sablon Route
Chocolate Route
Comic Strip Route
Art Nouveau Route

11. Which type of traditional Belgian beer, especially popular in Brussels, is known for its unique spontaneous fermentation process?

Pilsner
Lambic
Stout
Porter

12. Which institution in Brussels underlines its importance in international politics?

G7 Secretariat
EU institutions
G20 HQ
World Bank