With its breathtaking Gothic structures, charming cobblestone streets, delicious Belgian chocolate, and old-fashioned antique stores, Sablon retains a medieval charm. The Plaza of Grand Sablon hosts an outdoor weekend market, and this neighborhood is home to the Notre Dame du Sablon church, one of the most beautiful in the area. Its two central squares (Big Sablon and Little Sablon) are considered the foremost places to find luxury antiques in Brussels. Quieter and less touristy than the city center, you’ll find excellent restaurants, upscale boutiques, and patisseries here. For architecture and culture lovers, this neighborhood is a dream come true.