Belgium is famous for its world class chocolate. However chocolate isn’t all the Belgium has to offer. Belgium has many tourist attractions ranging from exquisite architecture, romantic cruises and delicious food. If you are interested in diamonds visit Antwerp, located towards northern Belgium closer to Dutch border. Antwerp is nicknamed the world’s diamond trading centre and you will be delighted with the different qualities of precious gems you can discover. Antwerp also has other tourist attraction such as a host of museums and galleries waiting to be explored.
Visit Luxembourg to be transported to another time and place. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is widely known as a walker’s paradise. Take in the many historical sites that Luxembourg has to offer. Famous for it’s casemates, an extensive network of underground galleries which were carved from the cities own rocks, this is an experience not to be missed. Also stop by the Grand-Duke’s residence to discover majestic architecture and medieval houses.
Namur, located towards the south of Belgium, dates back to having foundations in the Roman era. Along with being rich in architecture and history Namur is also famous for its churches and cathedrals. When in Namur make sure to sample its many mouth watering delicacies. Meats, salads, Flamiche, red wine and chilled beer are local foods that have to be tried out. If you are interested in perfumes, visit Perfumes Guy Delforge where you will be able to learn the process involved in making exquisite fragrances.
Liege, a city which is a beautiful blend of the past and the future is a discovery that will delight any tourist. Hunt for antiques at an outdoor market, shop along the traffic free alleys and indulge in restaurants where each meal seems to taste better than the last. Travelling around Belgium is relatively easy. Belgium has an extensive train network which connects the whole country and therefore makes travelling around easy, comfortable and safe. You can also rent a car if you wish or take the bus.
Visit Luxembourg to be transported to another time and place. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is widely known as a walker’s paradise. Take in the many historical sites that Luxembourg has to offer. Famous for it’s casemates, an extensive network of underground galleries which were carved from the cities own rocks, this is an experience not to be missed. Also stop by the Grand-Duke’s residence to discover majestic architecture and medieval houses.
Namur, located towards the south of Belgium, dates back to having foundations in the Roman era. Along with being rich in architecture and history Namur is also famous for its churches and cathedrals. When in Namur make sure to sample its many mouth watering delicacies. Meats, salads, Flamiche, red wine and chilled beer are local foods that have to be tried out. If you are interested in perfumes, visit Perfumes Guy Delforge where you will be able to learn the process involved in making exquisite fragrances.
Liege, a city which is a beautiful blend of the past and the future is a discovery that will delight any tourist. Hunt for antiques at an outdoor market, shop along the traffic free alleys and indulge in restaurants where each meal seems to taste better than the last. Travelling around Belgium is relatively easy. Belgium has an extensive train network which connects the whole country and therefore makes travelling around easy, comfortable and safe. You can also rent a car if you wish or take the bus.
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