From the mid­dle ages, a cas­tle over­looked Brus­sels from Couden­berg hill. From the 12th cen­tu­ry, the suc­ces­sive monarc…

Muse­um cen­tered around prod­uct design. The per­ma­nent col­lec­tion is the Plas­ti­car­i­um, fea­tur­ing 2.000 pieces, from eve…

One of the few remain­ing bits of the medieval defence wall that once sur­round­ed the town, built between 1360 and 1365…

The Ooidonk Cas­tle is one of the touris­tic hits of the com­mune of Deinze and is locat­ed close to the vil­lage of Bacht…

This muse­um opened in 2013 and dis­plays the his­to­ry of the Red Star Line, a Bel­gian nav­i­ga­tion com­pa­ny offer­ing conne…

The cen­ter of Antwerp is not very big, and once you cross the ring road, you will main­ly see sub­urbs. There are some …

The bright red tow­er in ori­en­tal style stands near­ly 50 m tall and hosts Japan­ese art from before export to the West …

This Euro­pean Union owned muse­um show­cas­es the his­to­ry of the Euro­pean con­ti­nent and peo­ple as well as the rev­o­lu­tion…

This 14th cen­tu­ry struc­ture used to be one of sev­er­al defense tow­ers that sur­round­ed the town.

The four hydraulic boat-lifts on this short stretch of the his­toric Canal du Cen­tre are indus­tri­al mon­u­ments of the h…

The ruins of an Inca palace, the home of 15th-cen­tu­ry Inca emper­or Pachaku­ti Inka Yupan­ki, which you can walk around …

Mul­ti­me­dia-guid­ed tours in all offi­cial EU lan­guages. Don’t for­get to bring an ID card/driver License with you.

Cley­dael Cas­tle, local­ly known as Kas­teel Cley­dael, lies west of the town of Aart­se­laar, in the province of Antwerp i…

The his­toric cas­tle of Cam­bron, now home to the aquar­i­um of Pairi Daiza. An excel­lent loca­tion for a pic­nic.

The for­mer ”Volk­swa­gen Vorst” fac­to­ry is, as of 2015, the sole pro­duc­tion site for the Audi A1. It offers 2‑hour gu…

The Bur­bant Tow­er is an impos­ing Anglo-Nor­mand dun­geon, built around 1166 by the Count of Hain­aut, Bau­douin IV, calle…

A beau­ti­ful church on the Burg square. It hous­es a rel­ic — a vial of blood that is said to be that of Jesus — and was…

One of the old­est zoos in the world, with over 4000 ani­mals and lots of 19th cen­tu­ry design and archi­tec­ture.

The fifth biggest church in the world, with an impres­sive inte­ri­or and an amaz­ing view over Brus­sels and its sur­round…

The Bas­togne War Muse­um cov­ers WWII, from its ori­gins up to autumn 1944, and then focus­es on the Bat­tle of the Bulge.…

The city of Arlon is locat­ed at the cross­roads of two impor­tant Roman roads (Reims-Tri­er and Metz-Ton­geren) which all…

The four sites of the prop­er­ty form a strip 170&nbsp,km long by 3&ndash15&nbspkm wide, cross­ing Bel­gium from east to …

When banker and art col­lec­tor Adolphe Sto­clet com­mis­sioned this house from one of the lead­ing archi­tects of the Vienn…

The Plan­tin-More­tus Muse­um is a print­ing plant and pub­lish­ing house dat­ing from the Renais­sance and Baroque peri­ods. …

The Cathe­dral of Notre-Dame in Tour­nai was built in the first half of the 12th cen­tu­ry. It is espe­cial­ly dis­tin­guishe…

The Neolith­ic flint mines at Spi­ennes, cov­er­ing more than 100 ha, are the largest and ear­li­est con­cen­tra­tion of ancie…