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Brussels is the capital of Belgium and home to the headquarters of the European Union and NATO.
A city popular with tourists for city breaks eager to sample the huge choice of excellent Belgium beers, chocolate, mussels and waffles for which the city is famous.
Brussels is in addition famous with LGBTQ community due to the La Demence club and now the annual LGBTQ cruise started several years back.
The La Demence club nights draws crowds mainly from the bordering countries of France, Germany and the Netherlands but some travel from further a field.
The gay neighbourhood of the city is downtown just off the Grand Place. In this neighbourhood around Rue du Marché au Charbon street (or Kolenmarkt) are the bars, cafes, restaurants, saunas and shop for LGBTQ community.