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Four Day Trip in Belgium beyond Expectations
Follow the Bruges, Gent, Antwerp, Brussels trail as did the merchants in the Middle Ages. The four days will be a blast!
Things to do on this trip
Historic Centre of Bruges
Go back in time and take a stroll through the picturesque heart of the city, intact from the Middle Ages. A must-see.
Markt
The very centre of the historical heart of the city. The square is lined with wonderful sights, so make sure to pay a visit.
Choco-Story - The Chocolate Museum
The ultimate place for chocolate lovers – learn about the history of the treat and watch how it is made.
Provincial Court
A breathtaking Neo-Gothic building right in the centre of the city. A must-see for lovers of architecture.
Basilica of the Holy Blood
A majestic sight from the 12th century and a home to the relic of Precious Blood – a vial which is said to contain Christ's blood.
Burg Square
Bruges' smaller square and the historical heart of the city. Stuffed with amazing architecture and a must-see.
Bruges Canals
Find out why is Bruges called “Venice of the North”. Catch one of the many boats that cruise the canals now and sail around the city.
Quai of the Rosary
A starting point of many boat trips and the most beautiful view in all of Bruges. A perfect spot for photographers.
Groeninge Museum
A remarkable art museum that prides itself in the collection of Flemish primitive masters. There are various other works on display.
Church of Our Lady
A majestic church with the second highest brick tower in the world. Holds a sculpture of the Madonna and Child by Michelangelo.
Holy Corner
One of the UNESCO-listed béguinages – and a small town on its own. The beguines are long gone, but the unique atmosphere is not.
Gravensteen Castle
One of the most picturesque castles in Belgium. There is a lot to see – from the torture chambers to the astonishing vistas of the city.
Belfry of Ghent
The UNESCO protected belfry is one of the city's three towers. It has a dragon on top. The hall next to it was used for clothes trade.
Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent
A beautiful building that holds a collection of Belgian art – from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. An intriguing experience.
City Museum for Contemporary Art
A relatively new museum which holds artworks from the last 60 years. Also valued for its temporary exhibitions.
Het Steen
One of the city's most popular sights. An imposing medieval castle that is most beautiful when fully lit during the evenings.
Great Market Square
The heart of the charming medieval town centre. The majestic Town Hall and adjacent guild-houses are a dominant of the square.
Antwerp City Hall
16th century landmark located on a Market Square still operates as a city hall but is open to public as well.
Vlaeykensgang
Hidden maze of tiny medieval streets and courtyards is perfect for strolling and discovering hidden passageways and alleys.
Museum Plantin - Moretus
UNESCO World Heritage Site. Modern printing museum that exhibits the oldest printing presses in the world. A must see.
Cathedral of Our Lady
The largest Gothic cathedral in Belgium and also the most spectacular one. Moreover, four Rubens' paintings adorn its interior.
Chocolatier Burie
Family-run chocolate shop with a long tradition, renowned for its marzipan figures and diamond-shaped chocolates.
Rubens House
Rubens bought and rebuilt this house at the age of 33. Now, apart from his artworks, his collection of Roman statues is on display.
Oud Arsenaal
Certainly don't miss the opportunity to get the legendary Westvleteren Trappist beer here. Long history, pub popular with locals.
Grand Place Brussels
One of the most beautiful squares in the whole Europe. It is surrounded by Renaissance Flemish buildings.
Atomium
Designed for the 1958 World Fair in Brussels. A crystal molecule of iron atom that has been magnified 165 billions times.
Brussels Stock Exchange
A grand neoclassical building. The cream facade has sculptures. Locals like to sit on the steps.
Little Man Pee statue
A famous Brussels landmark, this bronze sculpture of a little boy and a fountain has become a symbol of the city.
Church of Our Lady of Sablon
Splendid Late Gothic architectural gem with marvellous white facade that reflects light. Do not miss the Baroque chapels.
Brussels Palace of Justice
A marvellous building with a large golden dome. A notable landmark of Brussels and the most important court building in Belgium.
Parlamentarium
A refreshingly new way to discover the European Parliament. The Visitors' Centre offers fun for both children and adults. Admission is free!
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