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Bruges\' multi-aged bell tower dominates the skyline and is the city\'s most recognisable feature. Views from the top are stunning.

Bruges\' multi-aged bell tower dominates the skyline and is the city\'s most recognisable feature. Views from the top are stunning.

Admire the Gothic architecture of this historic cathedral, visit the Roman ruins beneath or listen to the 49 bells chiming from the top of its towers.

Bruges\' multi-aged bell tower dominates the skyline and is the city\'s most recognisable feature. Views from the top are stunning.

Southeast Belgium’s forest-covered hills hide historic villages and castles, providing a beautiful setting for horse riding, skiing, hiking and fishing.

Visit the offices of the King and Queen of Belgium – go in summer and you might even be invited inside.

Medieval architecture, meandering canals and exquisite chocolate and beer: it\'s no wonder that more than 2 million tourists flock to this Belgian city each year.

Admire the Gothic architecture of this historic cathedral, visit the Roman ruins beneath or listen to the 49 bells chiming from the top of its towers.

With an ancient citadel, a gothic cathedral and a museum dedicated to the creator of the saxophone, this riverside town in southern Belgium has a lot to offer.

Medieval architecture, meandering canals and exquisite chocolate and beer: it\'s no wonder that more than 2 million tourists flock to this Belgian city each year.

Admire the Gothic architecture of this historic cathedral, visit the Roman ruins beneath or listen to the 49 bells chiming from the top of its towers.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

Visit the offices of the King and Queen of Belgium – go in summer and you might even be invited inside.

Admire the Gothic architecture of this historic cathedral, visit the Roman ruins beneath or listen to the 49 bells chiming from the top of its towers.

Southeast Belgium’s forest-covered hills hide historic villages and castles, providing a beautiful setting for horse riding, skiing, hiking and fishing.

Medieval architecture, meandering canals and exquisite chocolate and beer: it\'s no wonder that more than 2 million tourists flock to this Belgian city each year.