Belgian Nature Adventure

Belgium's capital is the seat of the EU and boasts a metropolitan cultural diversity, many historic curiosities, and great museums.

Get pleasantly lost in this fabulous historic center that takes you along cobbled streets to museums, homes, and historic sites.

Formerly royal hunting grounds, this 32-acre park features cultural venues, ponds, and sculptures, making it a favorite in Brussels.

Built in the 19C, this complex of greenhouses are built from alluring glass and iron architecture and house stunning flora.

A must-see museum, this collection thoroughly covers the European masters from the 14C-20C. Visitors often stay for several hours.

Once an important strategic and working port, Knokke-Heist is now known for its resort amenities, nightlife, and natural beauty.

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

Built for the 1910 Universal Exposition, this area was revitalized to what today is a lovely district of museums and amazing city views.

Whether shopping for antiques or stepping out among the locals, this atmospheric square is an exciting area to explore.

The site of the former botanical gardens, this massive greenhouse now serves as a cultural center.

Shoppers will dive into this 19C Italianate glass-vaulted arcade, while their architecture-loving companions can admire it from a cafe.

Spanning over 11,000 ha of land, this large protected park boats a collection of over 250 plant species and great hiking trails.

A hiking and biking trail, stretching along an old railroad track, full of history from the World Wars along the way.

A large indoor playground that offers a variety of activities for children of all ages, and a restaurant where parents can relax.

A wonderful square in the heart of the city, surrounded on all sides by historic buildings, including the Town Hall and a city museum.

A favorite of both locals and visitors, this street promises endless people-watching and boasts the famous Toone Puppet Theater.

This square is central to day-to-day local life, as Brussels' first metro station is here, as well as a popular shopping complex.

De Haan is an excellent destination for relaxation, family, romance, and natural beauty. Its beach is a highlight during summer.

Profondeville is a popular village for relaxing along the Meuse River. Walking, hiking, and other such activities are plentiful.

Dating to the Middle Ages, this district retains its "working" spirit, making its flea market all that more enticing.

See all of Europe in one place! This remarkable park has scale models of everything from an erupting Vesuvius to the Acropolis.

Home to Europe’s largest exhibit of dinosaurs, this museum also excels in its presentation of evolution, minerals, and marine life.

Villers-la-Ville is a charming town, known primarily for its abbey ruins. It is also an excellent base for exploring the valleys.

A Walloon town, Malmedy sits in the beautiful hills, which provide excellent opportunities for skiing.

On the banks of the Meuse River, Dinant is known for its metal wares and cuisine. Its rich history dates to the 7C.

In a region known for its caves, "The Marvelous" stands out among them. Each room varies in shape, size, color, and much more.

Enjoy this historic center, whether exploring the streets and river banks, or trying honey cake at each bakery.

Rebuilt in the 16C, this castle became a museum more than 100 years ago. Its regional history and artifacts are excellent.

A 13C Gothic cliff-side cathedral, which features an iconic 16C pear shaped bell tower.

Situated on a rocky cliff, this impressive 14C castle now stands in ruin after a historic battle that earned it its name.

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

Feel like time is standing still in this beautiful old quarter, full of well preserved old buildings and elegant houses.

Spanning over 11,000 ha of land, this large protected park boats a collection of over 250 plant species and great hiking trails.

Profondeville is a popular village for relaxing along the Meuse River. Walking, hiking, and other such activities are plentiful.

St. Hubert has been a pilgrims' destination since the Middle Ages. It is an inviting town and perfect base for nature day trips.

A Walloon town, Malmedy sits in the beautiful hills, which provide excellent opportunities for skiing.

Dating to at least the 10C, Genk has long been a town of natural beauty and culture, despite its history as an industrial center.

Enjoy this atmospheric historic center, with delicious cafes, friendly locals, and beautiful vistas.

Experience local life 100 years ago at this excellent open air museum, and learn all about the crafts and trades of the time.

Explore space through this incredible cosmodrome, where visitors become explorers of the stars and planets.

Feel like time is standing still in this beautiful old quarter, full of well preserved old buildings and elegant houses.

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

A Walloon town, Malmedy sits in the beautiful hills, which provide excellent opportunities for skiing.

Spanning over 11,000 ha of land, this large protected park boats a collection of over 250 plant species and great hiking trails.

Profondeville is a popular village for relaxing along the Meuse River. Walking, hiking, and other such activities are plentiful.

Made up of mostly pine forests, this vast nature park is a great place for hiking through the woods or enjoying an outdoor picnic.

Once an important strategic and working port, Knokke-Heist is now known for its resort amenities, nightlife, and natural beauty.

As the largest nature reserve in Belgium, this plateau is beautifully desolate, with sparse but unique flora and fauna.

Villers-la-Ville is a charming town, known primarily for its abbey ruins. It is also an excellent base for exploring the valleys.

Steeped in history, Antwerp is highly cosmopolitan yet youthful while remaining one of the largest port cities in the world.

Explore this historic center, admiring its monuments, architecture, and charm, and enjoying cafes and shops.

Founded in 1843, this massive 25 acre zoo is home to numerous animal species, and is known for its Art Nouveau style.

Take a lovely walk through this neighborhood while admiring the beautiful and unique 19C homes representing the best of Art Nouveau.

Spread across 30 acres, this park includes hundreds of sculptures from a variety of artists whose works range from 1870 to today.

Once an important strategic and working port, Knokke-Heist is now known for its resort amenities, nightlife, and natural beauty.

Visiting Namur offers a rich experience due to its history, landmarks, commerce, political influence, and university.

The museum's castle lures you in with its grandeur. Inside are collections of silver, jewelry, religious objects, and more.

Lined on all sides with intriguing architecture, enjoy the goings-on of this vast square from one of its many cafes.

Named after the 19C Belgian writer, this small, quaint square offers delightful 17C-19C architecture in a peaceful setting.

Walk along this narrow alley to experience the Middle Ages; pay attention to the quiet of the city and enjoy a tranquil meal.

Spanning over 11,000 ha of land, this large protected park boats a collection of over 250 plant species and great hiking trails.

A hiking and biking trail, stretching along an old railroad track, full of history from the World Wars along the way.

Admire the bronze carriages as you step into this museum full of superb paintings by masters from the 14C to today.

The collections here are unique in focus, including illuminated manuscripts, ivory works, and Bruegel the Elder's "Mad Meg."

Housed in a fun brick building, this museum offers a compelling look at Antwerp's history as a port city and diverse cultural gem.

Dating to 14C, this cathedral is a delight to explore. Its towers are majestic, and the interior features works by Rubens.

Profondeville is a popular village for relaxing along the Meuse River. Walking, hiking, and other such activities are plentiful.

Villers-la-Ville is a charming town, known primarily for its abbey ruins. It is also an excellent base for exploring the valleys.

Explore every inch of Rubens' long-time home including his studio, paintings, collections, the family rooms, courtyard, and more.

As home to thousands of marine creatures, the settings in this aquarium are based on the animals' natural habitats.

Driven by temporary exhibits, this museum is always fresh and unique. Textile production and cutting-edge style are core themes.

A Walloon town, Malmedy sits in the beautiful hills, which provide excellent opportunities for skiing.

De Haan is an excellent destination for relaxation, family, romance, and natural beauty. Its beach is a highlight during summer.