2024 Belgium Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

I declare that Bruges is the most beautiful city in Belgium

💖Highlight 📝Here is the travel guide for Bruges, Belgium ❣️Save it quickly ⛲️Travel guide for Bruges, Belgium ✨️Basilica of the Holy Blood A Roman Catholic basilica built in the 12th century It houses the relic of the Holy Blood collected by Joseph of Arimathea and was elevated to the status of a minor basilica in 1923. ✨️Belfry of Bruges Located in the Market Square in the center of Bruges, it is a medieval bell tower built between the 13th and 15th centuries It is the most prominent landmark of Bruges. The belfry was once used to store treasures and municipal archives, and to observe fires and other dangers. ✨️Bruges Train Station Bruges Central Train Station is about a 10-minute walk from the city center There are buses and taxis outside the station, making it very convenient to travel to other districts. ✨️Memling Museum Located in the oldest surviving medieval hospital in Europe The museum recreates daily life in the hospital through collections of paintings, sculptures, furniture, and decorative arts The museum houses several outstanding 15th-century paintings and the Shrine of St. Ursula, all works by Memling. ✨️Lake of Love Located in a long canal lake in the southern part of Bruges, it is used to control the water flow of Bruges. Love at First Sight Bridge: Located on the east side of the Church of Our Lady, it is said that when you step on this bridge, the first person of the opposite sex you meet will fall in love with you at first sight.

Three-day self-driving tour of Bruges - encounter the quiet and romantic small town style

🌎Bruges is a city with a rich history and cultural heritage. Its architectural style, canal network and unique atmosphere make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Belgium. When you come to Bruges, you might as well stroll around the beautiful city center square and enjoy the magnificent view of the Bruges Bell Tower; drive along the ancient buildings, stone bridges and windmills on both sides of the river bank to feel the tranquility and romance. In addition, you can also drive into the countryside around Bruges to explore the beautiful countryside and taste local food and beer in country taverns. Let’s explore the city freely with Chechejun and start an exciting self-driving trip to Bruges! 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Bruges Provincial Palace - Bruges Belfry - Bruges Library - Basilica of the Holy Blood DAY2: Lake of Love-Groninger Museum-Royal Beguinage in the Vineyard-Cactus Muziekcentrum vzw DAY3: Beer Museum-Crossgate-Canal Mill-Water Sports Activity Center (Sint-Pietersplas)-Entrepot 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 25 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 2-3 days. It is suitable for tourists who like humanities and history. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Bruges Bell Tower: Located on the Market Square in the center of the city, it is one of the famous landmarks of the small town. If you want to reach the top of the bell tower, you need to go through 366 narrow and steep steps. There is also a carillon with 47 bells on the bell tower, which will sound melodious every 15 minutes. After climbing to the top, you can overlook the scenery of Bruges and take in the beauty of the beautiful waterside town of Bruges. ✔️Lake of Love: Located in the south of Bruges, the park has a very beautiful environment, and the idyllic scenery also adds to the beauty of Bruges. There are many elegant white swans in the lake, so it is also called "Swan Lake". There is a place where you can rent bicycles in the park. Renting a bicycle and going around the lake will definitely make you feel relaxed and intoxicated by the charming scenery. ✔️Beer Museum: Located in the center of Bruges, it is a historically famous beer workshop. The museum has dedicated staff to explain the beer making process and history. There are also tens of thousands of beers on display in the museum, the more delicious ones are cherry and raspberry flavors. There is also a souvenir shop in the museum selling a variety of beers. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Belgium Classic Self-Driving Tour - A romantic journey through history and culture

🌎In the heart of Europe, Belgium is like a shining pearl, waiting for every traveler to uncover its mystery. Traveling to Belgium by car is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism. Walk through ancient streets, visit medieval churches, taste authentic food, and experience the unique romance and style of Belgium. Let’s embark on this classic self-driving tour of Belgium and experience the beauty of the blend of history and culture. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Brussels→Ghent→Antwerp→Brussels 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Art Mountain-Atomium-St. Hubert Arcade-50th Anniversary Park DAY2: St. Michael's Bridge-Count's Castle-Ghent Art Museum-St. Bavo's Cathedral DAY3-4: Antwerp Grand Place-Rubens House-Riverside Museum-Antwerp Zoo-Royal Antwerp Art Museum-Saint Anne Beach-Plantin-Moretus Museum DAY5: Saint-Michel and Saint-Gudula Cathedral-Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium-Belgian Comics Center 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 170 kilometers. The recommended travel time is 4-5 days. It is suitable for tourists who like humanities and history. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Mont des Arts: A historical site located in the center of Brussels, it has now become an art district with a strong artistic temperament. Walking around the Mont des Arts, in addition to visiting museums, art galleries and other attractions, the unique viewing position allows you to have a bird's-eye view of the charming city of Brussels. ✔️St. Michael's Bridge: a famous bridge in Ghent. Standing on the bridge and seeing the guild buildings of Ghent across the Les River, including three churches and the castle in the distance, is one of the best places to photograph the city. ✔️Antwerp Grand Square: The city center of Antwerp is located and is one of the important landmarks of Antwerp. There are many Flemish-style buildings around, and the ground floors of some buildings are now used as restaurants, cafes and souvenir shops. It is a good choice to sit down and have a rest or buy souvenirs. ✔️St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral: This is a Gothic cathedral. It shows the simple linearity of Gothic architecture and is very grand. The front facade of the church has two symmetrical towers with a height of 69 meters. It adopts the rare flame Gothic style with simple and sharp reliefs. The south tower of the church has 49 bells made by the Royal Bell Factory, and people can enjoy its beautiful bells during Sunday concerts. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Belgium 🇧🇪 I miss you !

#fallingseason Belgium is located in the west of Europe and it is famous for chocolate, waffles and even beer! I have been this place for many times and I am still love it! One of the favourites place for me is Ghent. This place is such a beautiful city with the river and lots of good architecture buildings. Secondly, Bruges is another place that definitely worth to visit it ! As this place looks like another Venice in Belgium, you can see lots of building across the river and they are stunning. #belgium #travel #tripcom #境外遊

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Belgium is one of the must visit country in the world , this place known as waffles , chocolate and beer. In here you can discover a wide variety of chocolate and special taste of beer! One of the place in Belgium where is called Dinant. This place is so beautiful with the river across two sides of the road. Bruges is also amazing place with loads of rivers, it is just like another VENICE. If you come to Belgium, highly recommend try different taste of chocolate and you will get a surprise! #境外遊 #Belgium #比利時

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Belgium, officially the Kingdom of Belgium, is a country in Northwestern Europe. The country is bordered by the Netherlands to the north. Belgium is world-famous for its chocolate, waffles, beer, and its national football team, the Red Devils. Belgium is also home to NATO headquarters and to the EU Commission and European Parliament. Brussels is often referred to as the capital of the EU. Belgium is a member of the Schengen Agreement. There are normally no border controls between countries that have signed and implemented the treaty. This includes most of the European Union and a few other countries. There are usually identity checks before boarding international flights or boats. Sometimes there are temporary border controls at land borders. A visa granted for any Schengen member is valid in all other countries that have signed and implemented the treaty. Please see Travelling around the Schengen Area for more information on how the scheme works, which countries are members and what the requirements are for your nationality. The Grand Palace is a square in the center of Brussels, the capital of Belgium, surrounded by buildings that date mainly from the 17th century. Art, music, and architecture play a big role in Belgian life and history. The comic strip is highly regarded, with "Tintin" and "The Smurfs" both originating in the country. Sports are also popular in Belgium, with soccer being the most-played sport. Waffles, moules frites (mussles served with french fries), and chocolate are three of the most popular Belgian foods.

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- Hatiku tertinggal di Brussels. Syurga coklat dan waffle rupanya kat sini. Min dah jatuh hati dah dengan Belgium ni. Brussels ni bandar di Belgium yang terkenal dengan coklat. Kedai coklat ada kat mana2 terutamanya di kawasan tarikan paling terkenal kat sini iaitu The Grand Place. Coklat2 di sini marvellous. Ada banyak master chocolatier yang membuka kedai dari kedai yang hi-end/butik sehinggalah kedai yang menjual 10 box dengan 1 harga. Salah satu perkara menarik kat sini, semua kedai2 coklat (butik atau biasa) membenarkan anda merasa (free tasting) semua coklat2 yang anda mahu rasa (sila tanya dulu untuk coklat beralkohol atau tidak) dan anda boleh rasa pelbagai coklat sampai kenyang hahaha. Sebenarnya ada 2 makanan wajib yang perlu dicuba di sini iaitu waffles dan coklat. Terdapat banyak gerai2 waffles di sini dengan harga waffle Euro1 tetapi topping adalah berharga berlainan. Dinasihatkan anda survey beberapa gerai dahulu sebelum membeli kerana harganya adalah boleh tahan juga bila ditambah beberapa topping berbeza. Sebagai seorang muslim, semak dan tanyalah dulu ingredient di dalam makanan2 ini sebelum membeli atau mencuba (free tasting). Kalau dah sampai sini, mesti pekena waffle rangup yang di limpahi dgn coklat di atasnya. Sambil minum hot chocolate Belgium. Perghh…. So bila dah teringat hal coklat, this time min terfikir why not kita backpack ke Europe. Kitorang pick up Europe kali ni sesuai ngan bajet yg sederhana. Lepas brainstorm baru-baru ni, negara2 yang dipilih tu adalah UNITED KINGDOM, FRANCE, BELGIUM & NETHERLAND.

Things To Do In Belgium

Even though Belgium is smaller than many other countries you can visit, it is filled with activities, restaurants, and much more. Getting from place to another is easy for travellers in Belgium because the towns are close together. There are trains and buses that will take you where you want to go. Whether it is Antwerp to see one of the largest collections of diamonds, or to Ghent to visit botanical gardens and visit castles. Brussels, the capital of Belgium is another fascinating city you should visit when you are travelling. Many people visit Belgium for the food as much as for the countries two diverse cultures. In Belgium, people either speak Dutch or French depending on which part of Belgium you want to visit. Food and drink come in all forms. If you enjoy tasting home brewed beer, then Belgium is a great place to start. There are many breweries and pubs that you can visit during your stay. Chocolate is also a tourist attraction for many people. There are also many restaurants, caf

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With these hot days, people everywhere are looking to cool down. One of the favorite places is the vicinity of the North castle, where the Hogere Zeevaartschool is located. The North castle was a citadel that was built in 1862 on the territory of the disappeared polder village Oosterweel. Its main task was the defense of the Oosterweel bend on the Scheldt in Antwerp. Already in 1881, nineteen years after its construction, most of the North castle was demolished to make way for the Amerikadock and the Afrikadock due to the expansion of the port of Antwerp. In 1910 the North Castle was officially written off as a military area. Under the impulse of Mayor Camille Huysmans, the 61-hectare domain of North Castle was transformed in 1934 into a recreation resort with a very popular and public outdoor swimming pool. In 1957, a large part of the recreational area had to make way for the western expansion of the Amerikadock. In 1969 the recreation resort North castle was closed for the construction of the never realized Boerinnensluis. The only remaining half caponier 1 became a city warehouse on the current Oosterweelsteenweg. Explosives were stored in the underground corridors until 1995. Today, only a green area with a piece of ramparts on the rowing pond (the former main moat) close to the Hogere Zeevaartschool remains of the castle. The views on the Scheldt river and the skyline of Antwerp are magnificent from there. Part of the remaining grounds of the North Castle will be included in the construction of the Oosterweel connection. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Marnixplaats, Belgium

Marnixplaats, a central square on the south where 8 streets lead to, is getting more and more hip. The widening of the footpaths allowing the terraces to expand and the creation of a green zone around the statue ‘Schelde Vrij’ will certainly have contributed to this. Around the entire square there are horeca establishments where you can get a drink or snack any time of the day. The dominating 20 meter high ‘Scheldt Free’ memorial monument in the middle of the square commemorates the liberation of the Scheldt in 1863 and dates from 1873. On July 16, 1863, Belgium bought off with the support of other seafaring nations, the last remainder of medieval toll for goods from the Netherlands for a sum of 17,141,640 guilders. Belgium and England paid most of it in addition to 19 other countries who paid an applied share according to their shipping traffic intrest in this route. The negotiator on the Belgian side, Auguste Lambermont, received the title of baron. All names of the 8 streets that open onto the square also refer to the liberation of the Scheldt. If you look a little closer you will see that it is actually a group of statues consisting of a Neptune figure by Jean Jacques Winders with Mercury on the right and the seated, crowned city maiden on the left. Neptune carries a bronze trident in his right hand, the left arm rests on the female figure, a cloak on the back. Mercury has a staff and rests with his left knee on a pitcher of water. The artists Louis Dupuis, Jaak De Braekeleer and Frans Floris also contributed to this sculpture group. Popular nickname for the Neptune figure with the trident is 'het verket'. Verket is flemish dialect for fork. #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes

Belgium is famous for many things, Tintin, beer, chocolate, french fries, and peeing statues. #historicculture#bestislandtraveltowns#newphotographer#smelltheroses#deliciousfood

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Europe's crossroads, EU headquarters, NATO headquarters World Heritage Grand Place, delicious beer Delicious mussels with fries, great Belgian luxury brands Endless stream of tourists from around the world Brussels is a vibrant city A charming city with both a sense of history and modernity - [Basilica of the Holy Blood] ✨️A Roman Catholic basilica built in the 12th century, it houses the relic of the Holy Blood collected by Joseph of Arimathea and was elevated to a minor basilica in 1923. - [Bruges Belfry] ✨️Located in the Market Square in the center of Bruges, it is a medieval bell tower built in the 13th-15th centuries and is the most prominent landmark in Bruges. The bell tower was once used to store treasures and municipal archives, as well as to observe fires and other dangerous situations. - [Bruges Train Station] ✨️Bruges Central Train Station is about a 10-minute walk from the city center. There are buses and taxis outside the station, making it very convenient to get to other neighborhoods. - [Memling Museum] ✨️Located in the oldest surviving medieval hospital in Europe, the museum recreates the daily life of the hospital through its collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture, and decorative arts. The museum houses several outstanding 15th-century paintings and the Shrine of St. Ursula, all by Memling. - [Lake of Love] ✨️Located in a narrow canal lake in the south of Bruges, it is used to control the water flow of Bruges. Love at First Sight Bridge: Located on the east side of the Church of Our Lady, it is said that when you step on this bridge, the first person of the opposite sex you meet will fall in love with you at first sight Belgium  Belgium Travel  Brussels  Brussels Travel Guide  Brussels, Belgium

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A Day in Ghent and Brussels: My Belgian Adventure My day begins in the enchanting city of Ghent, where the morning light dances off the waters of the Graslei. Walking along this historic quay, I’m captivated by the beauty of its medieval guild houses reflected in the canal. The peaceful ambiance pairs perfectly with the warm waffle I grab from a nearby café—crispy on the outside, soft and sweet on the inside. I make my way to Gravensteen Castle, its imposing stone walls a striking reminder of the city’s medieval past. Exploring its towers and battlements feels like stepping into a storybook. From the top, I enjoy breathtaking views of Ghent, its gothic spires piercing the sky. Before leaving, I visit St. Bavo’s Cathedral, where the famous Ghent Altarpiece leaves me in awe with its intricate detail and vivid colors. Mid-morning, I hop on a train to Brussels, a journey of less than an hour. As I step into the Grand Place, I’m struck by its grandeur—the ornate facades of the guildhalls gleaming in the sunlight. I linger for a while, taking in the rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage site, then find a cozy café for lunch. I savor a plate of moules-frites (mussels and fries), paired with a refreshing Belgian beer, the flavors as bold and satisfying as the city itself. My afternoon takes me to the iconic Atomium, its futuristic spheres shining against the sky. Climbing to the top, I’m rewarded with stunning views of Brussels. Back in the city center, I wander through the Sablon district, where the scent of chocolate draws me into a chocolatier. I can’t resist sampling hand-crafted pralines, each bite a revelation of silky sweetness. As evening falls, I stroll past the Royal Palace, its majestic silhouette glowing under the city lights. Reflecting on my day, I feel I’ve experienced the best of Belgium—history, culture, and indulgence all wrapped into one unforgettable adventure. #historicallandmarks #brussels #ghent

The sunrise during the flight, the sun illuminates the entire sky!

On my flight to Belgium, I witnessed the most beautiful sunrise of my life! After the plane ascended above the clouds, I could see a glimmer of the sun shining. The sunlight illuminated the entire sky, casting a beam of light in a unique hue. The dense clouds filled the sky, and the sun rose from the east. It was truly a rare sight to behold from the plane! I recommend sitting by the window on early flights; you might be in for a surprise!

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A two-day itinerary for the Belgian city of Ghent.

It takes about half an hour to get from Brussels Midi train station to the riverside city of Ghent. The name "Ghent" comes from the Old Germanic word "Ganda," meaning "confluence of rivers." The city is located at the confluence of the Scheldt and Lys rivers. The city is small, making it perfect for a weekend getaway or a relaxing break. All the attractions and restaurants are close together, so you can take your time and enjoy a unique experience.

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🌟 Famous Tourist Attractions in Belgium 🌟

Grand Place, Brussels Grand Place is one of Brussels’ most famous landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The square is surrounded by magnificent guildhalls and the Town Hall, showcasing a variety of architectural styles that are truly breathtaking. ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day 🎫 Admission: Free Palace of Justice The Palace of Justice is one of the largest court buildings in the world, located in the upper town of Brussels. Its unique architectural style, rich in neoclassical elements, offers a spectacular view of the city. ⏰ Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 🎫 Admission: €10 for adults, discounted rates for students and seniors European Parliament Brussels is the administrative center of the European Union, and the European Parliament is one of its legislative bodies. Visitors can join guided tours or attend plenary sessions to learn about the work and decision-making processes of the Parliament. ⏰ Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM 🎫 Admission: Free (advance booking for guided tours required) Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium This important art museum complex consists of the Museum of Ancient Art and the Museum of Modern Art. It houses a vast collection of European paintings and sculptures, including works by Flemish masters like Bruegel and Rubens. ⏰ Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 🎫 Admission: €15 for adults, discounted rates for students and seniors Atomium The Atomium is an iconic building in Brussels and a symbol of Belgium. It is composed of giant iron spheres connected in the shape of an iron crystal. Inside, there are exhibitions and observation decks offering stunning views of the city. ⏰ Opening Hours: Daily, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM 🎫 Admission: €16 for adults, discounted rates for students and seniors Manneken Pis This is one of Brussels’ most famous and controversial sculptures, and also a symbol of the city. The statue is located on a small fountain in the city center. ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day 🎫 Admission: Free St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral This magnificent Gothic cathedral is located in the heart of Brussels and is one of Belgium’s most important religious buildings. Its stunning interior and beautiful rose windows are popular highlights for visitors. ⏰ Opening Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM 🎫 Admission: Free Travel Boarding & Security Check ⏰ Entry Time: Boarding is allowed 1.5 hours before departure. Due to potentially long security checks, it's recommended to arrive 45 minutes to 1 hour before departure. 🎫 Ticket Scanning: To enter, scan your e-ticket (added to your Wallet app) or present your paper ticket. 🔍 Security Check: You will need to remove any jewelry and outerwear during the security screening. 🛂 Passport Check: Your passport will be stamped with a special train stamp (a small train icon). #belgium #brussel #trip #travelguide

Belgium: where history comes alive. Belgium is famous for its delicious chocolates, fries and beer, and although it is true that this country is small, there are many beautiful places in Belgium, from medieval cities to fairytale castles. So if you’re planning a trip to Belgium or if you’re looking for a quote to accompany one of your pictures, this is the post for you.#belgium #100WaysOfTravel

Enchanting Flemish Gems: 5 Days in Belgium

#myitinerary #citydaytours **Day 1 - Brussels** - Arrive in Brussels and check into your hotel - Visit the stunning Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site - See the iconic Manneken Pis statue - Explore the historic Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert shopping arcade - Indulge in Belgian waffles, chocolate, and craft beers **Day 2 - Brussels** - Tour the impressive Royal Palace of Brussels - Visit the Royal Museum of Fine Arts - Explore the European Quarter, home to EU institutions - Marvel at the futuristic Atomium landmark - Wander the trendy Marolles neighborhood **Day 3 - Bruges** - Take a day trip to the "Venice of the North" - Bruges - Stroll the picturesque canals and historic city center (UNESCO) - Visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood and climb the Belfry - Enjoy a relaxing boat tour on the canals - Sample local Belgian beers **Day 4 - Ghent** - Travel to the vibrant city of Ghent - Tour the impressive St. Bavo's Cathedral and see the Ghent Altarpiece - Explore the medieval Gravensteen castle - Wander the lively Graslei harbor area - Immerse yourself in Ghent's thriving arts and music scene **Day 5 - Depart** - Spend the morning visiting any remaining sights in Brussels or Bruges - Depart for your next destination or journey home My itinerary showcases the enchanting Flemish gems of Belgium, from the grand architecture and historic landmarks of Brussels to the picturesque canals and vibrant arts scenes of Bruges and Ghent.

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Belgian culture involves both the aspects shared by all Belgians regardless of the language they speak and the differences between the main cultural communities: the Dutch-speaking Belgians Flemish and the French-speaking Belgians mostly Brusselsian and Walloon people. Most Belgians view their culture as an integral part of European culture. #belgium

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🇧🇪 A day of eating, drinking, and having fun in the small waffle town of Liège is all sorted out in one article|| Liège Province (French: Province de Liège) is located in the southeastern part of the Walloon Region of Belgium, with its capital in Liège, which is the third largest city in Belgium. Liège photo spots📷 1 Liège-Guillemins Train Station 🚄 A masterpiece by the architectural master Calatrava. The exterior looks quite magical, and the interior space is even more stunning, feeling like walking inside a fish skeleton, with a very modern and sci-fi feel. You can choose to arrive at the Liège-Guillemins station by train, and take the opportunity to admire it. 2 ⛪︎Cathédrale Saint-Paul de Liège This is a Gothic church, and in addition to the traditional Christian stained glass, Liège Cathedral also has some parts designed by a Korean designer incorporating some Asian design elements, which is quite special. 3 Montagne de Bueren in Liège⛰🏃‍♀️ This must be one of the important landmarks of Liège, and climbing up not only offers a view but also World War I and II monuments. Liège, located on the border with Germany in Belgium, was an important military fortress as a vantage point overlooking the entire city. During World War I, the German army besieged the Belgian army on this mountain, and after holding out for 11 days, the Belgian army surrendered to the Germans, hence there is a monument on the mountain to commemorate the history of the two world wars. 4 La Boverie Museum of Fine Arts🎨 La Boverie is a contemporary art museum located right opposite the Liège-Guillemins station, with a pedestrian-only bridge leading to the museum. Closed on Mondays, open every other day from 10am-6pm. Permanent exhibition: Free admission for students under 26 Liège delicacies🍜 1 Une Gaufrette Saperlipopette - La petite boutique🧇 Liège waffles are a must-try! This shop is said to have the best waffles in Liège! There are always queues every day, which shows how popular it is. Waffles can be chosen large, and they are especially delicious when heated 😋 Small waffles can be taken away, with packaging. The shop has many small desserts, candies, chocolates, etc. The heart-shaped almond candy and the Belgian specialty candy, the purple Cuberdon, are both delicious! Sweet but not greasy. 2 Chinese food - Liège also has spicy hot pot and mala tang! Restaurant name: Le Goût de chez Jing The spicy hot pot tastes very similar to what you eat in China, with generous portions and affordable prices. The mala fragrant pot has a sauce-flavored feel, with particularly soft and glutinous braised beef inside, as well as shrimp, very delicious! 3 Milk tea🥤This milk tea shop in Liège is really top level in Belgium!! Shop name - Yuen Tea 📍The location is right next to Le Goût de chez Jing! The menu is particularly rich, with probiotics, hand-beaten lemon tea, various cheese teas, fruit teas! It tastes very similar to those in China. The shop also has a relatively large space, where you can rest and chat. When you come to Liège, you can also take a look at the recently opened Monet immersive VR exhibition~ Try to pick a good weather to come, a day trip to Liège will definitely be worth the trip~

Station Citadelle

#thingstodo The Station Citadelle is a train station located in Namur, Belgium. Situated near the city center, it serves as a transportation hub connecting Namur with other cities and regions across Belgium and beyond. The Station Citadelle provides regular train services operated by the National Railway Company of Belgium (SNCB/NMBS). Passengers can access trains traveling to destinations such as Brussels, Liège, Charleroi, and other major cities in Belgium. As a key transportation hub in Namur, the Station Citadelle offers various amenities and services for travelers, including ticketing facilities, waiting areas, and access to public transportation options. The station's strategic location makes it convenient for commuters, tourists, and residents to access the city center and explore the attractions and amenities of Namur and its surrounding areas.

Namur Expo

#thingstodo Namur Expo is a prominent exhibition and event venue located in Namur, Belgium. Spanning across a spacious complex, Namur Expo hosts a diverse range of events, including trade shows, conventions, concerts, and cultural exhibitions. Equipped with modern facilities and versatile event spaces, Namur Expo attracts both national and international events, providing a platform for businesses, organizations, and artists to showcase their products, services, and talents. With its convenient location and comprehensive amenities, Namur Expo serves as a hub for entertainment, networking, and commerce, contributing to the cultural and economic vitality of the region.

Comics Art Museum

#thingstodo The Comics Art Museum, located in Brussels, Belgium, celebrates the rich history and artistry of comic strips and graphic novels. Housed in a magnificent Art Nouveau building designed by Victor Horta, the museum showcases the evolution of comic art from its early beginnings to contemporary masterpieces. Visitors to the Comics Art Museum can explore a vast collection of comic strips, original artwork, manuscripts, and memorabilia. The museum highlights the work of Belgian comic book artists such as Hergé (creator of Tintin), Peyo (creator of The Smurfs), and many others who have made significant contributions to the genre. Through exhibitions, workshops, and interactive displays, the Comics Art Museum offers visitors of all ages an engaging and immersive experience, celebrating the creativity and cultural impact of comic artistry.

Belgium, explore the charm of the pearl of Europe

Belgium, explore the charm of the pearl of Europe One's body and soul must be on the road! Belgium, this small and beautiful pearl of Europe, contains many intoxicating corners. Walking in the Grand Place of Brussels, it feels like traveling through time, feeling the heaviness of history. The charming canals of Bruges, like a picturesque scenery, make people feel like they have stepped into a fairy tale world. From the spreading aroma of famous European chocolate, to delicious Belgian beer, the local food culture is rich and colorful. Of course, we can't forget the classic Belgian waffles, with a crispy exterior and soft interior, every bite is a taste of happiness. Belgium's castles and fortresses are like poetry and paintings, seemingly hiding mysterious stories. The world-famous Grand Place and the headquarters of the European Union in Brussels are also a major highlight of the local area. Sharing these wonderful moments, I hope you can also be attracted by the charm of Belgium. Why not plan a trip to Europe and explore every corner of this beautiful country. Like and comment, let's embark on a magical journey to Belgium together! photo from ins by europe