Even with Belgium's smaller size, the nation is
jam-packed with things to do and see. There are a ton of historic sites and
exciting attractions. So, where should you even begin to explore once you
arrive? No matter what kind of exploration you seek, Belgium has it. Although
your travel agent will put together an itinerary for you, here are some of the
best and most popular places to visit…
1.
Grand Place, Brussels. Beautiful architecture and
historical sites, encompass Grand Place. The busy square is where you'll find
access to many of the attractions. Hint: go on the balcony of townhall to get
the most magnificent view of the town.
2.
The Battlefields of Flanders. Historically significant,
The Battlefield of Flanders is a must-see. Walk among the thousands of
tombstones and endless cemeteries to pay your respect to the fallen soldiers.
3.
The Canals and Belfry of Bruges. Travel by canal or
walkthrough Bruges to take in its magnificence. Take pleasure in the charming
bridges and hidden gardens.
4.
Ghent's Gravensteen and Old Town. This monumental fort
once homed the counts of Flanders. This moated fortress is one of the last of
its kind. You can't miss the opportunity to explore its massive stone walls
while it still stands strong.
5.
Horta Museum and Town Houses. As one of Victor Horta's
surviving buildings from the early 20th century, you must take the time to
visit. Check out the original stained glass, mosaics, meticulous woodwork, and
detailed decorations.
6.
Cathedral of Saint Bavo, Ghent. This Gothic and
Romanesque structure is one to behold. Its beauty makes it one of the most
significant tourist attractions.
7.
Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges. The Cathedral of
Saint Bravo may be breathtaking, but if there is one church that you intend
visiting, make it the Basilica of Holy Blood. Why is that? Well, this stunning
church holds a truly influential religious history.
8.
Grand Place, Antwerp. Also known as the Grote Markt,
you can expect to see some of Belgium's most significant examples of guild
house architecture. Visit the 16th century Town Hall as well as the Coopers'
House and Grocers' House.
9.
Meuse Valley. In the south part of the nation is where
you can indulge in Belgium's peaceful countryside. Meuse Valley sits along a
beautiful river that captures the country's thick forests, old-fashioned towns,
limestone cliffs, and other natural sites.
10.
Mons Old Town. This town is fun to explore. See ornate,
architecturally detailed structures as you make your way through the center of
town. There are many opportunities for sightseeing so take advantage of them.
Belgium is a wonderful place to get away. It will
encourage you to create memories you won't ever forget. So, get ready to plan
your trip and contact me for more information. Together, we will design the
perfect itinerary for your visit to one of the world's most beautiful places.
Don't hesitate to contact us today to book your Belgium vacation.
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