Overview
A multilingual federal kingdom, Belgium is the official seat of the European Union, a country famed for its medieval towns, world-class beer, and unparalleled mastery of fine chocolate. It serves as a vital historical and cultural bridge between the Germanic and Latin worlds.
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Why Visit Belgium?
To experience a perfect blend of historic architecture and modern political significance. Belgium offers enchanting canal cities like Bruges, sophisticated Art Nouveau architecture in Brussels, and a rich culinary tradition centered on frites, waffles, and monastic brewing.
Top Sights In Belgium:
- Grand Place (Brussels): A UNESCO World Heritage site and the city’s central square, surrounded by opulent guildhalls.
- Canals of Bruges: The beautifully preserved medieval city known as the “Venice of the North.”
- Atomium: The iconic, futuristic landmark built for the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair.
- Ghent: A vibrant university city with an impressive medieval castle, Gravensteen.
Unforgettable Experiences in Belgium:
Indulge in a traditional Belgian waffle or a cone of authentic frites with mayonnaise; take a romantic boat tour through the canals of Bruges; and sample a selection of the world-famous Belgian Trappist beers.
Plan Your Getaway :
- Best Time to Visit: Spring (April-May) for the pleasant weather and flower markets, or early autumn (September-October) to enjoy the cities without the high season crowds.
- Trip Focus: Architecture, Gastronomy (Chocolate & Beer), and European History.
