The stunning European city only two hours from the UK and £35 one-way tickets to visit (Image: Getty)
The January blues may be felt by many but this is often a time when many will be booking their next getaway in order to bring the spirits up again.
Despite its colder temperatures, is brimming with an array of gems waiting to be explored.
One such gem is only a two-hour journey from the UK. It allows you to take a step back into history with delicious foods and plenty to see and do.
Best of all, it won’t break the bank thanks to flash sale with a one-way ticket to this magical spot only costing £35.
This tempting offer is now available until April 3, meaning a cheeky getaway with all the fun but without the hefty price tag is yours for the taking.
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The city of Brussels has been described as a paradox where old and new blend seamlessly (Image: Getty)
is capital city and home to a myriad of attractions, including a lively and eccentric centre.
This underrated city packs a punch when it comes to culture and history, offering a unique twist compared to its European neighbours.
Lonely Planet describes Brussels as being “historic yet hip, bureaucratic yet bizarre, self-confident yet unshowy, Brussels is multicultural to its roots.”
Those who venture to this European gem are warmly greeted by locals. There are quirky streets filled with comic strip-inspired street murals, laid-back cafes, tempting food, and, of course, plenty of beer.
Brussels is home to some of the best beers in the world (Image: Getty)
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In fact, Brussels is home to some of the best beers in the world with many declaring that Belgium is the land of the popular drink and Brussels is its epicentre.
The city is also famed for being a playground for famous architects with over 1000 well-preserved buildings.
A stroll around the city centre and you’ll immediately be met with opulent scenes of elegance.
The Grand Place is one such example with pure gold lined in its building and is a .
Brussels grand place is the height of elegance with gold lining its building (Image: Getty)
Other notable spots that’s a must include the Royal Gallery of Saint Hubert, Mount of the Arts, Parc du Cinquantenaire and St. Michael & St. Gudula Cathedral.
After working up an appetite taking in all the region’s impressive buildings, the food in Brussels is like no other.
Think waffles, chocolates, a mash potato dish known as stoemp and shrimp croquettes, all washed down with some of the best tasting beer in the world.
Whether a lover of culinary delights, art, music, history or folklore – Brussels has it all and only being two hours from the UK, it’s a no-brainer.