Belgium is not only mussels, french fries and Manneken Pis.

​Belgium is a country worth visiting all year round.
You will find that Belgium is more are mussels, french fries and Manneken Pis.
At the beginning of the year with, for example, Valentine's Day to experience romantic Brussels.
Spring, with its many holidays and long weekends, is a perfect time to visit Europe's many, fascinating cities.
Summer during the holiday season or just to experience the Landeyt.
Do you want to experience experiencing something different in the Belgian region of Flanders.
Then it becomes e.g. Bryge, which is world heritage classified by UNESCO, or the world city of Antwerp, where modern architecture meets the traditional.
In the autumn it can be hot days, so you can experience the country and get a good memory with you.
In December, you have all the Christmas markets around the country you can visit.

Ghent - an undiscovered pearl
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​Do you like art, fashion and design, culinary experiences at the highest level - all against a backdrop taken from a medieval film? In fact, this description fits into several of Flander's cities and so is Ghent - the city that offers a perfect mix of big city and idyll. With only 260,000 inhabitants, Gent never feels too large or too hectic, although the city absolutely has a trendy metropolitan vibe. At the same time, the city's car-free city centre is incredibly beautiful with its medieval houses, churches and bridges, as well as the two rivers Lys and Scheldt that flow through the city. The train journey from Brussels International Airport Zaventem to Ghent takes less than an hour.

Coolest Antwerp
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Antwerp is Belgium's second-largest city, but definitely the coolest in the country. A rich cultural life, a thriving fashion industry and a huge selection of high -quality cafés and restaurants are the success factors to the city's high attraction value.
Here is a charming and cool mix of medieval construction works, pompous Art Nouveau and modern architectural beads, where the port district Eilandje and the beautiful train station are two places well worth visiting. Antwerp is also known as the whole world's diamond capital and visitors can learn more about the diamond trade at the Diva museum, which again opens on March 24, 2023 after a renovation.

Magic and romance in Bruge

A visit to Bruge is like travelling to another world and time. The city is oozed with history and there is a veil of magic over the old medieval city, its cobbled streets, narrow alleys and 700 -year -old buildings. Bruge is incredibly photogenic and charming, the wow moments are many when walking through the city.

​Bruge is also called Belgium's Venice, and the city should therefore be detected both on land and from the water. A network of channels makes it possible. When done, a world of museums and attractions awaits. Gotta pigs are obviously stopped at Choco-Story, Bruges Chocolate Museum, where there are also activities for children. In addition, chocolate manufactures and shops are as common in brew as polka pigs in Gränna.
Beer-interested visitors can learn more about the beer's many fascinating aspects of The Bruges Beer Experience or look past one of the two breweries located in the middle of the city and arranging tour and tastings.

More than just the EU: Versatile metropolis Brussels

The million city of Brussels is Europe's heart, a multicultural melting pot - and at the same time very, very Belgian.  With a lot of culinary experiences.
In addition to the culinary experiences, the Belgians are very proud of their cartoon characters - Tintin, Lucky Luke and Asterix & Obelix adorn otherwise naked house walls around the city. Test one of five "comic strips routes" you're with! There are also several museums dedicated to the Belgian series heroes.
Also, do not miss the well-known landmarks as Manneken Pis, Grand Place and Atomium.

​At the restaurants in the city, Belgian classic moules fries (mussels with french fries) are served, in almost every street corner you can buy Belgian waffles "to-go" and the chocolate stores are many-almost as many as the pubs where Belgian beer is served, also a classic.

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​​​Chez Leon, probably the most traditional Brussels Friture in the world!
Family-owned restaurant, established in 1893, known for regional cuisine including mussels & fries.
IT is very difficult to get a table if you don't book in advance.