Belgium from East to West

Belgium's capital is the seat of the EU and boasts a metropolitan cultural diversity, many historic curiosities, and great museums.

Get pleasantly lost in this fabulous historic center that takes you along cobbled streets to museums, homes, and historic sites.

Children will love this museum with over 160 displays of toys, and adults will enjoy the nostalgia of seeing toys from their past.

A large indoor playground that offers a variety of activities for children of all ages, and a restaurant where parents can relax.

Home to Europe’s largest exhibit of dinosaurs, this museum also excels in its presentation of evolution, minerals, and marine life.

One of Belgium's oldest Renaissance castles, Rumbeke Casle is enveloped in interesting history and legend.

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

A wonderful square in the heart of the city, surrounded on all sides by historic buildings, including the Town Hall and a city museum.

Built for the 1910 Universal Exposition, this area was revitalized to what today is a lovely district of museums and amazing city views.

An interactive museum with a wide range of activities, whose philosophy is that children learn through "doing" not "watching."

Built in the 19C, this complex of greenhouses are built from alluring glass and iron architecture and house stunning flora.

Ghent is alive with activity day and night, with a large port, major university, and history that goes back at least 1,500 years.

As a river port, Liege has prospered economically and culturally, which is evident in its many architectural and historical sites.

Learn all about the planets and the stars at this wonderful planetarium, where visitors explore space through images and movies.

Art and history are exhibited through all media in this museum. Its thousands of artifacts span multiple centuries and countries.

Whether shopping for antiques or stepping out among the locals, this atmospheric square is an exciting area to explore.

Music lovers will be overwhelmed by more than 7,000 instruments, each of which can be heard via a recording.

Located on the Dijle River, Mechlin offers a full plate of rich history, artistry, craftsmanship, and both natural and urban beauty.

Home to Belgium's oldest university, Louvain is largely known for its history, culture, and beer.

With art and activities for children of all ages, this wonderful center will be enjoyable for the whole family.

Built for the 1958 Universal Exhibit, this 335-ft-tall iron crystal molecule is an astounding building to explore.

Formerly royal hunting grounds, this 32-acre park features cultural venues, ponds, and sculptures, making it a favorite in Brussels.

A must-see museum, this collection thoroughly covers the European masters from the 14C-20C. Visitors often stay for several hours.

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

Now a major business center, the medieval town of Kortrijk is full of historical and cultural sites.

See all of Europe in one place! This remarkable park has scale models of everything from an erupting Vesuvius to the Acropolis.

A must-see for all chocolate lovers, this museum explains the history, development, and production of chocolate.

Housed in an old Art Nouveau warehouse, this museum begins with the invention of the comic strip and covers everything up to today.

Open in both rain and sunshine, this indoor water park features a variety of rides for both adults and children.

A privately owned botanic garden and zoo, featuring several excellent themed exhibits of unique animals from all over the world.

The cold mineral springs of Spa have been enjoyed since Roman times. Today, this alluring town continues to attract bathers.

Explore this historic center during the day to admire its architecture and natural beauty. At night, enjoy its lively revelers.

One of Belgium's oldest Renaissance castles, Rumbeke Casle is enveloped in interesting history and legend.

As a river port, Liege has prospered economically and culturally, which is evident in its many architectural and historical sites.

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

Lier is a medieval delight, with attractions that draw romantics, artists, historians, and those looking for good cuisine and beer.

Walk the 16C ramparts along the canals to explore this charming historic center.

Explore the maze of small alleys of this 13C convent as well as the charming 17C and 18C cottages.

The many treasures of this 15C Gothic structure include stained glass and a 300 year old belfry with 45 bells.

Feel like time is standing still in this beautiful old quarter, full of well preserved old buildings and elegant houses.

One of Belgium's oldest Renaissance castles, Rumbeke Casle is enveloped in interesting history and legend.

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

Ghent is alive with activity day and night, with a large port, major university, and history that goes back at least 1,500 years.

As a river port, Liege has prospered economically and culturally, which is evident in its many architectural and historical sites.

Known as the "Venice of the North," Bruges boasts superb Flemish art, scenic canals, and a prosperous past.

Prepare to be awed while exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a gem of architecture and activity set among the canals.

The whole family will love this amazing nature park, home to several rides as well as over 300 rare animal species.

Don't miss a trip on the canals, which show you the calm side of Bruges, not seen from the sidewalks and streets.

Several small 17C houses are staged to take you back in time to workshops, a confectionery, a pharmacy, and old traditions.

One of Belgium's oldest Renaissance castles, Rumbeke Casle is enveloped in interesting history and legend.

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

Climb up the 366 steps to the top of this massive 13C belfry to discover where the sound of the bells comes from.

Home to Benedictine nuns, a visit here transports you to a tranquil space of greenery and modest homes, a break from city life.

Exquisite architecture dominates this square, from the Gothic town hall, to the Renaissance registry, to the Baroque deanery.

Dominated by the belfry, this pedestrian square is more popular than ever for business, pleasure, and exploring.

Ghent is alive with activity day and night, with a large port, major university, and history that goes back at least 1,500 years.

Located on the Dijle River, Mechlin offers a full plate of rich history, artistry, craftsmanship, and both natural and urban beauty.

Housed in a 12C hospital, this museum is dedicated to the history of the hospital, and features a collection of Memling artwork and chapel.

Showing off masterpieces of Van Eyck, David, and many others, this museum offers deep insights into particularly 15C-17C Belgium.

Spread among 14C almshouses, this center offers demonstrations, workshops, and a museum that go deep into the art of lacemaking.

This 15C Gothic museum boasts a collection of Flemish art, decor, everyday objects, and other artifacts dating from 15C-19C.

Now a major business center, the medieval town of Kortrijk is full of historical and cultural sites.

Home to Belgium's oldest university, Louvain is largely known for its history, culture, and beer.

Belgium's capital is the seat of the EU and boasts a metropolitan cultural diversity, many historic curiosities, and great museums.

Get pleasantly lost in this fabulous historic center that takes you along cobbled streets to museums, homes, and historic sites.

Children will love this museum with over 160 displays of toys, and adults will enjoy the nostalgia of seeing toys from their past.

A large indoor playground that offers a variety of activities for children of all ages, and a restaurant where parents can relax.

Home to Europe’s largest exhibit of dinosaurs, this museum also excels in its presentation of evolution, minerals, and marine life.

One of Belgium's oldest Renaissance castles, Rumbeke Casle is enveloped in interesting history and legend.

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

A wonderful square in the heart of the city, surrounded on all sides by historic buildings, including the Town Hall and a city museum.

Built for the 1910 Universal Exposition, this area was revitalized to what today is a lovely district of museums and amazing city views.

An interactive museum with a wide range of activities, whose philosophy is that children learn through "doing" not "watching."

Built in the 19C, this complex of greenhouses are built from alluring glass and iron architecture and house stunning flora.

Ghent is alive with activity day and night, with a large port, major university, and history that goes back at least 1,500 years.

As a river port, Liege has prospered economically and culturally, which is evident in its many architectural and historical sites.