Belgium

Belgium is a cornucopia of culture, historic sites, and beautiful cities across the country. Do not miss the Brussels Canal, Bruges, Antwerp city centre or charming Ghent. Belgium is a small country, so it is possible to stay in one place and see everything else. Visiting Bruges is one of the top activities in Belgium for many visitors. Modern cities with designer shops, glamorous galleries, and cobbled streets full of museums and local delights are the best places to spend a holiday in Belgium. From Brussels to Bruges, from Ghent to Antwerp, every city in Belgium is worth a visit. Antwerp and Ghent are the most central cities in Belgium to explore. Durbuy's cobbled streets, medieval squares, half-timbered houses, and location on the river Mythe make it one of Belgium's most magical attractions. With a collection of picturesque medieval cities from the levitation period mentioned above, Belgium offers a beautiful and romantic city break from Europe. Do not forget that Belgium is also a cosmopolitan capital, with Brussels also a beautiful landscape and of course its world-famous beer production. Liège is the largest French-speaking city in Belgium and Brussels is one of the places in Belgium you should visit. Liège is also known for its first-class museums, churches, and art galleries, making it one of the most visited places in the country for architecture and art lovers. One of the most popular places in the city is the Beguinage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Main attractions include the 14th-century town hall, the bell tower, the tower of the Cathedral of the Saviour, the Belgian market square, and the canal. A surreal mix of history and relaxed atmosphere make Ghent a picturesque and peaceful city of historical sites, medieval buildings, and churches. Belgium is one of the most exciting places to visit in the country. The country is surrounded by spectacular steep cliffs, protected by an ancient, fortified citadel, and the historic buildings of the city are steeped in legends, so that as you walk the narrow streets you get the feeling that this is a place with many stories to tell. This vibrant city is one of the most beautiful places in Belgium and has a great museum, art gallery, bell tower and some of the oldest in Belgium. Bruges is one of Belgium's most beautiful places, a well-preserved medieval city, and a place where couples can take a romantic European getaway. Located in northwest Belgium, it is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, boasting the charm of the old world and a romantic atmosphere. It is in many ways one of the more pleasant cities in Belgium and a boat trip through the city on the canal is a fantastic way to enjoy its beauty. Antwerp is the best starting point to explore Belgium outside Brussels. Explore the city, the second largest city in the country, with its excellent shopping and an extraordinary variety of local food and beer that visitors can enjoy. If you are a history buff or interested in the First World War, there are millions of sights in Belgium that will keep you busy during your visit. The UNESCO-recognised sites in Belgium range from a 14th century guild hall surrounded by elegant and grand squares to an early 20th century Art Nouveau town house by Victor Horta. One of the reasons why the town of Spa is so picturesque is that the Belgian city that gives the spa its name is one of the places to visit in the country. Mechelen is not the first place most visitors visit when visiting Belgium, but it is an enjoyable day trip and easily accessible by train from Brussels or Antwerp. Mons is about an hour from Brussels and has a rich history and tradition, which is a major reason it is one of the best places in Belgium to visit. Ypres is another important city in the West Flanders region and one of the most visited places in Belgium, both locally and internationally. Bordering France, the picturesque and charming municipality of Tournai is an excellent place to blend in with the hustle and bustle of the larger Belgian cities. In the evening, head to the centre of Brussels to see the lights of the Grand Place and visit the famous restaurants and boutiques. One of our most popular traditional Belgian food centres in Brussels, T. Kelderke, is located in the centre of the city.