Nestled in the heart of the beautiful medieval city of Bruges, the Belfry Tower stands as a testament to the city’s rich past and architectural prowess. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this iconic bell tower continues to captivate visitors with its fascinating history, stunning views, and enchanting carillon music. Are you ready to uncover …
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Situated on an island on the Meuse River, La Boverie is the best fine arts museum in Liege, Belgium. It houses an impressive permanent collection that features some of the most famous artists from the Renaissance period to today, and it’s easily the best museum in Liege for all art lovers. How to get there, …
Autoworld Brussels is in Parc du Cinquantenaire, a popular tourist area that’s home to quite a few famous city museums. It’s a niche museum with a very special collection, and it’s absolutely worth it for people who are genuinely into its theme. It’s also included in the Brussels City Card, so you can visit it …
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The Caves of Han-sur-Lesse are some of the most famous natural landmarks in Belgium. Attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, these caves are a unique natural phenomenon that impresses anyone who sees them. The caves were created by river Lesse’s erosion of a limestone hill, for some of the most spectacular grotto sights …
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The Red Star Line Museum in Antwerp is dedicated to a legendary ocean liner company that operated between 1873 and 1934. They transported millions of European migrants in search of a better life across the Atlantic. They headed to either the United States or Canada, not knowing what lay ahead. In this blog post, I …
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Right in the heart of Belgium, just 60km from Brussels like the mind-blowing zoo called Pairi Daiza. It is a renowned destination for wildlife and nature lovers and raises the bar for every other zoo in Belgium, and the world. Home to a diverse range of animals and a world-class botanical garden, this award-winning park …
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Right in the heart of Brussels, lies Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, a shopping arcade that is second to none. This architectural masterpiece harks back to the 19th century and if you ask me, is a must-see when you are in Brussels. It is a mix of architecture, decadence, shopping and entertainment. So you can’t really …
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Fort Eben-Emael has an intriguing history and surprising story that will excite many a history buff. It was built in the 1930s as a part of the French/Belgian defense line against Germany, after the end of the First World War. It was supposedly an impenetrable fortress of impressive size built with cutting-edge engineering that would …
Right in the heart of the Ardennes forest is the Bastogne War Museum. It was created as a reminder of the final big battle in World War II. It was the turning point for the end of the war and understanding the battlex§, the town, and the people is a worthwhile experience. The museum is …
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Have you ever wanted to see the whole of Europe in one day? Well you can, in Mini-Europe in Brussels! With over 350 intricately designed miniature replicas, this fantastic attraction situated right next to the Atomium is a masterpiece you will leave. With all the architectural wonders of Europe reproduced along with fun animations and …
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