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The best area to stay in Hasselt is the city centre, particularly around the Grote Markt and the surrounding streets.This area is the heart of Hasselt, characterised by its historic buildings, pedestrian-friendly streets, and a wide selection of shops, restaurants, and cafes. The Grote Markt, a large central square, is a key landmark, and many of the city's main attractions, such as the Fashion Museum and the National Jenever Museum, are within easy walking distance. You'll find a good mix of traditional and contemporary Dutch architecture here.Couples looking for a relaxing city break will find the city centre ideal. You'll be perfectly placed to explore Hasselt's culinary scene, with numerous restaurants offering local and international cuisine. The compact nature of the centre means you can easily stroll between attractions, enjoying the city's unique ambience without needing public transport or taxis.For solo travellers, the city centre offers convenience and easy access to everything. You can comfortably explore the museums, browse the boutiques, and enjoy an evening meal or drink at your leisure.

The best time to go to Hasselt is during the late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) months, when the weather is pleasant and the town is less crowded.Late spring offers mild temperatures, making it ideal for exploring Hasselt's canals and historic streets on foot or by bicycle. The gardens and parks are in full bloom, adding to the town's beauty. You'll find outdoor cafes beginning to open up, offering a relaxed atmosphere for enjoying a coffee or meal.Early autumn also provides comfortable weather, with fewer tourists than the peak summer months. The changing colours of the foliage along the waterways create a picturesque setting. This period is great for those who enjoy a more tranquil experience while still being able to partake in outdoor activities.While summer (July-August) is also popular, it can be busier with holidaymakers, and temperatures can occasionally be quite warm.