Discover Belgium, where medieval cities like Bruges and Ghent enchant with their canals and castles. Immerse yourself in art and history in Brussels and Antwerp, savor exquisite chocolate and waffles, and explore the Ardennes’ natural beauty. Experience vibrant festivals, diverse beer culture, and a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern allure.

Discover Belgian chocolate – a true art that seems to melt in your mouth. And try aromatic waffles, which can be found on every corner. But that’s not all! Belgium is known for its diverse beer – from classics to unique brews that will satisfy even the most discerning connoisseurs.

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Brussels: The capital city of Belgium is a must-visit destination. Explore the iconic Grand Place (map), admire the Atomium (map), visit the European Parliament (map), and indulge in delicious Belgian chocolate and waffles.

Bruges: Known as the “Venice of the North,” Bruges (map) is a picturesque medieval town with charming canals, cobblestone streets, and well-preserved architecture. Don’t miss the Belfry of Bruges (map), the Basilica of the Holy Blood (map), and take a boat ride along the canals.

The Ardennes: Nature lovers will enjoy exploring the beautiful Ardennes region (map). It offers picturesque landscapes, dense forests, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and kayaking.

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Art and Architecture: Belgium is renowned for its impressive art and architectural heritage. Brussels’ Grand Place (map), with its stunning medieval architecture, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Additionally, cities like Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp boast exquisite Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Art enthusiasts can visit world-class museums like the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels (map) and the Groeningemuseum in Bruges (map), which house works by famous Flemish painters.

Christmas Markets: During the festive season, Belgium’s cities transform into winter wonderlands with enchanting Christmas markets. Brussels, Bruges, Ghent, and Liege are known for their magical markets featuring stalls selling crafts, decorations, food, and mulled wine.

⇒ Brussels Christmas Market | Bruges Christmas Market | Ghent Christmas Market | Liege The Christmas Village

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BUS: De Lijn operates bus and tram services throughout Flanders, while the Société Régionale Wallonne du Transport (SRWT/Tec) operates services in Wallonia. Brussels has its own public transport company called STIB/MIVB, which operates buses, trams, and the metro within the city.

TRAIN: Belgiantrain.be – Use the official journey planner operated by the National Railway Company of Belgium to find train itineraries and prices. + Thalys • SNCF • Eurostar • Deutsche Bahn

AIRPORT: Brussels Airport, also known as Zaventem due to the town in which it is mainly located, is Belgium’s main airport. Brussels South Charleroi Airport, about 50 km (31 mi) south of Brussels, mostly serves low-cost carriers.

Belgium is a beer-lover’s paradise, with over 1.500 different original beers, many with their own personalized beer glasses in which that beer, and only that beer, may be served. The shape of each glass is made to enhance the flavor of the beer for which it is designed.

This strict beer separatism may seem like behavior usually reserved for wine snobbery, but Belgians do take their beer seriously – and with good reason.

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