Trip to Antwerp, Bruges, Brussels, Ghent

It’s always nice to run into an unexpected bit of natural beauty in the middle of a busy ci...

These are really two separate attractions but they’re at the same place and can be visited ...

All you really need to know about the Museum of Natural Sciences is that it has the biggest dinos...

The six museums of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium contain some of Europe's greatest ar...

This artistically done 19th century shopping gallery is probably what you are looking to quench y...

The Royal Museum of Armed Forces and Military History in Cinquantenaire Park was founded as a res...

Set in the beautiful and historic Sablon district, this 15th century Catholic Church has a Braban...

The Musee Rene Magritte is a museum that is dedicated to the famous Belgian painter Rene Magritte...

During your visit to the location of Flemish Brabant, Belgium, you can have an unforgettable expe...

This church practically hits you with its domineering presence. It’s bold, big, solemn and ...

This is one of the weirdest museum’s you’ll ever visit. It’s basically a house ...

While the museum focuses on Flemish Art, there is quite a bit of extra regional artistic represen...

Another historical neighbourhood, Patershol has been around for a while. It was a major cultural ...

In the crypt of this classic Gothic church you’ll find the Romanesque remains of the chapel...

There is no single historical factor that influenced Gent more than others. The city has many lay...

This is not the most standard of visits Belgium’s oldest psychiatric hospital. And while yo...

Set inside a Flemish Bourgeois building, this museum was opened in 1992. The inner courtyard of t...

Get ready to experience a multi sensory trip at the Historium Bruges.  A combination of sigh...

Built in the Burg back in 1376, the Town Hall is officially the oldest building in Bruges. It is ...

In its golden age between the 12th and the 15th centuries Bruges was a booming town. And a growin...