Brussels sprouts became popular crops here in the 16th century. Though this vegetable is a source of gastronomic horror for some, the cuisines in the city are arguably to die for. Belgian waffles and chocolates are just some of the delightful treats you'll enjoy here. On the other hand, the magnificent architecture of the Grand Palace and other UNESCO World Heritage sites is a good visual complement to your culinary adventure. For those who are into lace, the Costume Museum features historic clothing that features the intricate material which made Brussels famous in the clothing industry.