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Belgium Vacation Guide

One of the founding members of the European Union, Belgium has long been seen as one of the crossroads of Europe, where the Germanic and Latin cultures meet. The country is known internationally for its strong beers, its waffles and chocolates, its scenery, and its relaxed views on politics, religion, sexuality, and life in general.

The Romans gave Belgium its name when they created the province of Gallia Belgica in the first century BC. Over the years the country has seen a varying line of rulers from several different countries until the founding of the country in 1830. Since then the country has been a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy and a forerunner in European integration through the Benelux and the EU, has paved the way for other European countries to follow in its wake.

Visiting Belgium means you will want to come back again and again and again. It is impossible to see all the wonders that this European country has to offer in just one trip. From the mixture of old-world and new in places like Brussels and Antwerp, to the medieval tourist city that is Bruges, to the medieval canal city of Ghent and the forested hills and plains in between, there is a reason Belgium is called the Essence of Europe, because it combines everything that makes this part of the world so picturesque and idyllic.

However, most people know Belgium for two reasons: beer and chocolate. Belgium produces a staggering amount of beer: over 500 different varieties. In addition, some of the most famous brands of chocolate in the world are made here, from Godiva to Galler and Guylian, to Callebaut. Belgian cuisine is also some of the most famous in the world and most gastronomic guides, such as the Michelin Guide, include Belgian restaurants as some of the best in the world. Everyone has heard of Belgian waffles, and coming here means you get to taste them right at the source.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Belgium

  1. Brussels
  2. Antwerp
  3. Brugge
  4. Gent
  5. Leuven
  6. Liege
  7. Ghent
  8. Mechelen
  9. Waterloo
  10. Bastogne
  11. Hasselt
  12. Blankenberge
  13. Stavelot
  14. Spa
  15. Dinant
  16. La Roche en Ardenne
  17. Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula
  18. Namur
  19. Ypres
  20. Kortrijk
  21. Durbuy
  22. Oostende
  23. Brussles
  24. Francorchamps
  25. Ostend
  1. Brugelette
  2. Malmedy
  3. Wortel
  4. Bouillon
  5. Stoumont
  6. Ourthe
  7. Lier
  8. Grote Markt
  9. Ixelles
  10. mons
  11. Charleroi
  12. Basseilles
  13. Knokke Heist
  14. De Haan
  15. Ieper
  16. Damme
  17. Han sur Lesse
  18. Olmen
  19. Paal
  20. Arlon
  21. Veurne
  22. Aywaille
  23. De Panne
  24. Houffalize
  25. Tongeren
  1. Tournai
  2. Rochefort
  3. La Roche
  4. Werchter
  5. Palais du Bruxelles
  6. Genk
  7. Buret
  8. Hoogstraten
  9. Tienen
  10. Zaventem
  11. Middelkerke
  12. Diksmuide
  13. Luxembourg
  14. Aalst
  15. Huy
  16. Vielsalm
  17. Nivelles
  18. Ardennes
  19. Eben Emael
  20. Ghlin
  21. Manneken Pis
  22. Breendonk
  23. Mesvin
  24. Place du Petit Sablon
  25. Zoutleeuw
  1. Grand Sablon
  2. Eben
  3. Zeebrugge
  4. Place du Congres
  5. Place Royale
  6. Loncin
  7. Villers la Ville
  8. Trois Ponts
  9. Turnhout
  10. Waregem
  11. Diegem
  12. Boechout
  13. Zottegem
  14. La Louviere
  15. Beffe
  16. Nieuwpoort
  17. Sint Niklaas
  18. Blaimont
  19. Koksijde
  20. Aubel
  21. Neufchateau
  22. Vilvoorde
  23. Diest
  24. Willebroek
  25. Houyet