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Abbey Tower of Long John 
Nestled in the heart of Middelburg's historic center, the Abbey Tower de Lange Jan stands as a monumental beacon you absolutely cannot miss. Its towering presence, surrounded by countless other historical landmarks, invites you to take on the challen
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Zeeuws Museum
Nestled right in the heart of Middelburg, the Zeeuws Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of Zeeland. Housed within a stunning old abbey, this museum is a treasure trove of cultural artifacts that tell the story of this unique re
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Kuiperspoort
As its name hints, the Kuipers Guild once called the charming Kuiperspoort home. This picturesque courtyard is a hidden gem you might miss if you're not looking closely. Nestled between the Dam and the Rouaanse Kaai, the area is steeped in history wi
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Windmills of Bruges
One of the most delightful activities in Bruges is taking a leisurely stroll along the ramparts, where charming windmills dot the landscape. This picturesque walk is conveniently close to the city center, making it the perfect escape after indulging
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Bruges By Horse-drawn Carriage
Picture this: a leisurely half-hour carriage ride through the enchanting streets of Bruges. It kicks off at Markt, or at Burg if it's a Wednesday morning, and it's like stepping into a fairy tale. As the carriage trots along, you'll find yourself mes
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Basilica of the Holy Blood
The Basilica of the Holy Blood, nestled in the heart of Bruges, Belgium, is a must-see for anyone with a love for history and architecture. This Roman Catholic basilica is steeped in legend and lore, housing a revered relic: a vial of the Holy Blood.
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Markt
The Markt is truly the heartbeat of Bruges. Picture a bustling square filled with pedestrians and bicyclists, all weaving through a delightful blend of history and modernity. It's the perfect spot to unwind with a scrumptious meal at a local restaura
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Belfort (Belfry & Carillon)
In the heart of Bruges, one tower reigns supreme, standing at an impressive 83 meters. This iconic structure is home to a carillon with 47 melodious bells that serenade the city with their enchanting tunes. As you step into the reception area, you'll
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Bruges by Boat
A trip to Bruges wouldn't be complete without gliding along its enchanting canals. Hop on a boat at any of the five landing stages for a delightful half-hour journey. This unique perspective lets you soak in the city's most charming sights from the w
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Church of Our Lady Bruges
The Church of Our Lady in Bruges is an impressive 115.5-meter brick tower that showcases the incredible skill of the city's artisans. Inside, the church is home to a treasure trove of art: you'll find Michelangelo’s renowned Madonna and Child, an arr
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Begijnhof (Beguinage)
The 'Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde' is like stepping into a serene pocket of history, with its charming white house fronts and peaceful convent garden. This piece of world heritage, established way back in 1245, was originally home to the beguine
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Dr Guislain Museum
Nestled in Jozef Guislainstraat, Belgium's oldest mental asylum, dating back to 1857, now hosts a truly captivating museum. This institution owes its origins to the foresight of Dr. Guislain, a pioneer who was among the first to advocate for the huma
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Castle of the Counts
A weekend getaway to Ghent wouldn't be complete without stepping into the enigmatic "Castle of the Counts." This iconic landmark in Ghent is a castle steeped in a turbulent past, deeply intertwined with the city's often stormy political and social hi
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House of Alijn
The House of Alijn museum in Ghent shines a light on the everyday lives of 20th-century folks. Once known as the 'Children of Alijn hospice,' this gem is the only almshouse still standing in Ghent. It served as a place of care for the elderly and sic
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Design Museum Gent
Are you passionate about design? Then you absolutely must check out the Design Museum Gent. This place is a delightful blend of the old and new, with a modern, open structure tucked behind a stunning 18th-century Rococo façade. The building is a true
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St Nicholas' Church
Nestled in the heart of Tournai, this church crafted from bluestone stands as a stunning testament to the Scheldt Gothic style. One of its most striking features is the tower's location. Instead of towering above the entrance, it majestically rises a
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Ghent Belfry
During your weekend getaway to Ghent, make sure to take a moment to gaze up at the enchanting city skyline. You simply can't miss the Belfry, nestled as the middle tower amid the iconic trio that includes St. Bavo’s Cathedral and St. Nicholas’ Church
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St Bavos Cathedral
If you're wandering through the charming streets of Ghent, don't just breeze past the grand old lady on Sint-Baafsplein. St. Bavo’s Cathedral is the oldest parish church nestled in the bustling heart of the city. This iconic structure stands where a
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SMAK Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art
If you're a fan of contemporary art, the S.M.A.K. in Ghent is a must-see. This vibrant hub, officially known as the Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art, opened its doors in 1999. You'll find it nestled in a former casino building, right across from
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Museum of Fine Arts Ghent
The Museum of Fine Arts (MSK) in Ghent, one of Belgium's oldest cultural gems, boasts a collection that's truly extraordinary. Picture this: old masters and modernists displayed side by side in a way that feels both harmonious and groundbreaking. Thi
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Museum aan de Stroom
When you find yourself in Antwerp, heading to the trendy Eilandje district is a must. This old dockside neighborhood has become a magnet for visitors, all thanks to the MAS | Museum aan de Stroom, which opened its doors in 2011. It's where the city a
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The Antwerp Canals (Ruien)
Explore The Ruien, a truly one-of-a-kind attraction in Antwerp where you can stroll through the city's former canals and sewers. This thrilling underground journey will unveil some of Antwerp's captivating and storied past. Sewers, streams, and rampa
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Grote Markt
Grote Markt, a buzzing hub in the heart of Antwerp, has a history as rich as its vibrant present. Back in 1220, Duke Henry I of Brabant generously gifted this land to the city, setting the stage for what would become a thriving center of commerce and
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Vlaeykensgang
Stepping into the secret Vlaeykensgang alley is like turning the pages of a history book, finding yourself in the year 1591. This charming alleyway weaves together Hoogstraat, Oude Koornmarkt, and Pelgrimstraat. Enter through the gate at Oude Koornma
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Cathedral of Our Lady
The Cathedral of Our Lady in Antwerp is a must-see for anyone exploring this charming city. This iconic landmark is a treasure trove of art, boasting an impressive collection that includes masterpieces by the legendary Rubens. After two decades of me
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Saint James's Church
St. James' Church is your gateway to a journey steeped in history, leading pilgrims to the revered resting place of St. James the Greater in Santiago de Compostela. Nestled in the heart of Antwerp, this church is not just a spiritual beacon but also
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Westfront Nieuwpoort
What ties Nieuwpoort with Namur, Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Kortrijk, and Bruges? Each city proudly hosts a statue of Albert I, the Soldier King. These bronze figures trace the path of the German army's 1914 invasion into Belgium, leading to Nieuwpoor
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Laurenskerk
The Laurenskerk, or Church of St. Lawrence, stands proudly by the River Rotte, marking the very spot where Rotterdam first took root. Constructed between 1449 and 1525, this majestic church is the city's sole remaining example of late Gothic architec
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De Markthal
Imagine strolling through a bustling indoor market hall, a place that's not just for shopping but also a unique living experience. Welcome to Rotterdam's Markthal, the world's first to ingeniously combine a vibrant food market with luxury apartments.
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Kijk-Kubus
The Cube Houses, also known as Pole Houses or Tree Houses, are a striking architectural wonder designed by the imaginative architect Piet Blom. Nestled within the Blaakse Bos development, these unique structures sit at the crossroads of the Laurenskw
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Kazerne Dossin
Kazerne Dossin is a deeply poignant place of remembrance in Belgium. Once known as 'SS Sammellager Mecheln,' these barracks served as a grim waiting room for death for over 25,000 Jews and Romani people from Belgium and Northern France during World W
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St Rumbolds Cathedral
St Rumbold's Cathedral, a masterpiece from the thirteenth century, stands as a testament to the grandeur of its time. From day one, it outshone other parish churches, eventually earning the prestigious title of 'the church of the archbishops.' Origin
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Grand Palace of Brussels
The Grand-Place in Brussels is a true gem nestled in the heart of the city. Known globally for its stunning decorative and aesthetic charm, this central square is a must-see for anyone visiting Belgium. Picture this: you're surrounded by the historic
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Europa Building
The Europa building in Brussels stands as a dazzling example of modern architecture. It's like a giant glass cube, pieced together with 3,750 restored window frames. At night, the building transforms into a beacon of light, glowing with the brillianc
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Cinquantenaire Park
Cinquantenaire Park, nestled in the heart of Brussels, is a delightful green oasis brimming with history and culture. Picture this: a sprawling garden punctuated by grand monuments and intriguing museums, all crowned by a majestic triple-arched trium
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Tournai The Notre-Dame Cathedral
Notre-Dame Cathedral in Tournai is nothing short of a marvel of medieval architecture. As the only Belgian cathedral gracing the UNESCO World Heritage List, it stands as a true masterpiece of Western art. Its presence defines the skyline for miles an
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