on-foot and metro Tour, Brussels

Grand-Place: An awe-inspiring setting rebuilt in 1700, Brussels’ Grand-Place (main square) has no fewer than 40 listed buildings standing either side of the majestic Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) and the Maison du Roi (King’s House).
St Michel and Gudule: A combination of gigantic proportions and the Gothic delicacy of Brabant, the Cathedral also possesses Grenzing organs consisting of no fewer than 3000 pipes.
Château royal de Laeken (Royal Château of Laeken): This is the residence of their monarchs. Between the walkways of the estate surrounding the château stand the majestic Laeken greenhouses.
Palais de Justice (Law Courts): With its imposing location and bulk, this architectural "mammoth" overlooks the Marolles district. We just passed by there, didn't even take the picture. What Law are they talking about. Hypocrites!