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Belgium is more than waffles and chocolate – though those are certainly worth
the trip! Discover a land of ancient castles, bustling markets, and serene canals.

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A Journey Like No Other Awaits You In Belgium

Sights, tastes, and experiences you can only experience in Belgium!

  • Grand Place in Brussels with a colorful flower carpet and historic buildings.

    History and Culinary Delights – Brussels

    Take a food tour and indulge in crispy frites, fresh mussels, decadent chocolates, and, of course, golden waffles. Pedal through the city on a bike tour to see the Atomium and the Grand Place.

  • Scenic view of a canal lined with traditional European brick buildings and a cobblestone pathway, with a bridge in the background and a colorful sunset sky.

    The Venice of Belgium – Bruges

    Climb the Belfry of Bruges for panoramic views that will leave you breathless, then wander aimlessly through the cobbled streets and canals, where getting lost is part of the charm.

  • Scenic view of historical buildings and clock tower in Ghent, Belgium, reflecting in the water at sunset.

    Charming Sophistication – Ghent

    Tour Gravensteen Castle and stroll across St. Michael’s Bridge for a postcard-perfect view of the city. Then indulge in the city’s famous Ghentse Neuzekes candy. Don’t miss the lace shops!

  • Historic square in Antwerp, Belgium, featuring ornate gabled buildings and the Brabo Fountain with a statue depicting the legend of Brabo throwing a giant's hand.

    Urban Elegance and Hidden Secrets – Antwerp

    Paddle down the Lesse River on a kayak, then dive underground with a tour of De Ruien, a network of ancient canals and tunnels beneath the city. For book lovers, The Nottebohm Hall.

10-Day Travel Trajectory

From bustling Brussels to the serene canals of Bruges, this itinerary is designed to showcase the best of Belgium at a comfortable pace.

Intricate sketch of a historic European-style building with domes and arches.

Antwerp — 2 Nights


Begin your adventure in Antwerp. Start with a kayak tour along the Lesse River, offering a unique view of the city’s historic and modern elements. Spend your evenings sipping on Belgian beer or discovering Antwerp’s museums of Belgian comic art.

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Bruges — 3 Nights


Next, travel to Bruges for three magical nights. Take a serene boat ride through the city, or climb the clock tower to see it from above. Take a history tour, or a food tour to sample local delicacies, and take a day trip to Dunkirk for a historical interlude.

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Ghent— 2 Nights


Your next stop, Korčula, is a feast for the senses. Wander its medieval streets, cruise along the coastline by catamaran, and enjoy the region’s renowned wines. The charm of this island is found in its quiet beauty – each moment feels like a postcard brought to life.

Illustration of a castle with multiple towers and intricate architectural details.

Brussels — 3 Nights


Conclude your journey in Brussels, and learn how to make waffles the Belgian way. Enjoy a mouthwatering food tour to sample frites and mussels, and explore the city’s historical landmarks. For a dash of quirkiness, visit the famous Manneken Pis.

When To Travel

Belgium is best late spring and early autumn when the landscapes are lush. April - June brings flowers and festivals, while July is a must for electronic music lovers (Tomorrowland!). Expect occasional rain – it’s part of the charm!

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Late Spring & Early Autumn

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July

Have Questions About Your Dream Trip to Belgium?

  • Belgium is perfect for foodies, offering everything from crispy frites and creamy mussels to artisanal chocolates and fluffy waffles. Belgian beer is world-renowned, with a variety that caters to every palate.

  • Yes! Belgium’s compact size and excellent train network make it a breeze to explore. Brussels itself has a well-connected metro, trams, and buses, while driving is also an option for those looking to venture further afield.

  • Belgium pairs beautifully with its neighbors. Consider combining your trip with France, the Netherlands, or even England via the Eurostar train.

  • Absolutely! With its charming towns, interactive museums, and safe streets, Belgium offers plenty to keep both kids and adults entertained.

  • Belgium has three official languages: Dutch, French, and German. In Brussels, French is most common, but many locals also speak English, making communication easy for travelers.

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