Brussels is a cosmopolitan city and its existence can be seen as the liberal Brussels.Brussels is the bilingual national capital of Belgium it does means that both French and Dutch are the official languages of the city. Street names and traffic voices are also both in these bilingual languages. Brussels like any of the capital of the nation is a cosmopolitan town. Where plenty of people with different cultures live together and where different languages can be heard on each street.This vitality and liveliness and international panorama is of course extremely related to its role as a crossroads for all of Europe.
The same variety and contrast can also be found in the different architectural styles that can be found in Brussels, the former capital of the medieval Duchy of Brabant. Gothic cathedrals and churches are next to - and sometimes in stark contrast with - gracious classical facades like the buildings around the Royal Square. The budget and economical Budget Hotels Brussels are state of the art and reflects the Brussels culture and traditions
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