Ardennes
Ardennes
The Ardennes are a low mountain range, perfect for relaxing or actually being really active on foot or by bike. Its most famous towns are Spa, Verviers, Chimay, Bastenaken, Neufchâteau en Malmedy in Belgium.
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Belgium
It’s different, surprisingly diverse and cosy
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Belgium offers a great mix of culture, nice food, festivals, Belgian beers and fantastic cities. Besides Antwerp, the cities of Bruges and Ghent are also great. These are just some of the highlights.
The Ardennes are famous for the forests, natural springs and rolling hills. The coastline is fine for hiking and in summer for swimming and bathing. But there’s more to discover in Belgium. Here you can find some of the best things to do and see. Some of them are famous and some are not well-known.
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Ghent
Ghent
Ghent
The city silhouette of Ghent's old town is dominated by the Three Towers. They are also called the Ghent tower row: the 95 meter high Belfry Tower, the Saint Nicholas Church and the St. Bavo's Cathedral with the world famous painting The Lamb of God by Jan van Eyck.
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Bruges
Bruges
Bruges
Meandering through Bruges in Belgium is delightful. This small city has a surprising number of heritage buildings, and especially the historic centre has been well preserved. It’s a great place to spend a weekend.
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Gravensteen
Gravensteen
Gravensteen
The Gravensteen in the city of Ghent is a famous castle, and its construction started in 879. The gatehouse, the wall, the keep, the duke’s residence and the horse stables are open to visitors.
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Brussels
Brussels
Brussels
Explore the unofficial Brussels is often considered the capital of the European Union, though officially there isn’t one. But this city in Belgium also has another side. It has a long past, which can still be seen when you walk around the city. A few days visit in Brussels is surprisingly nice.
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Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis
Manneken Pis is a world-famous statue in the centre of Brussels. The statue is only 58cm tall and depicts a little boy peeing. The first version of this statue here dates back to 1388. It has been replaced several times, but has changed little in appearance. There are several stories and legends about the little guy.
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