What is Belgium playing? Favorite tourist city in Belgium! 2021 Explore Belgian Landmarks

What is Belgium playing? Favorite tourist city in Belgium! 2021 Explore Belgian Landmarks

A trip to Belgium will reveal medieval rooftops, sparkling canals, delicious beer and intoxicating chocolate. It's easy to see that this world famous European country has a lot to see, where time seems to slow down and visitors are welcomed in a friendly and warm manner. From modern cities with designer shops and charming galleries to cobbled streets filled with museums and locals, Belgium has something for everyone. Enjoy your holiday here.

1. Mons

As capital of province of Hainaut, Mons surprises with magic of magnificent bells of city's belfry, which chime from 80-meter (270-foot) tower. The winding streets lead visitors through city's landmarks of various architectural styles. The Gothic town hall of Mons and impressive 16th-century collection of gypsum statues by Jacques du Brouc "Snowflakes of Collegiate Church of Saint-Vadrou". Naturally, a stop at Van Gogh House is a must to appreciate amazing work of master.

2. Dinan

The city is located on banks of glittering river Meuse in province of Namur, 65 km (40 miles) south of capital. Khan cave and Dinan grottoes attract tourists here. These caves are among largest and most beautiful in Europe and are located in a wildlife sanctuary teeming with native flora and fauna. Also, famous Notre Dame Collegiate Church is located in city, but it was partially rebuilt due to a previous massive landslide.

3. Leuven

Leuven is home to oldest Catholic university in world with a population of around 100,000, nearly 35,000 of them students, who are the lifeblood of city. Two seemingly endless streets are full of interesting shops and art galleries, and in historic quarter of city there is the bell tower on Church of St. Peter and Great Beginag and other attractions. Visitors will find things to do and do at Leuven's Grote Markt, which has attractions such as town hall located next to various restaurants, street bars and cafés.

4. Tour

The quaint Tournai area, bordering France, is a great place to acquaint yourself with hustle and bustle of Belgium's big cities. More than 2,000 years of rich cultural history can be seen here, and city is home to one of most beautiful cathedrals in world, Gothic and Romanesque Notre Dame. The cathedral, built in 12th and 13th centuries, houses Church of Our Lady of Reuvens and Jordans. The Belfry is oldest city in country. From terrace, consisting of 257 steps, one of most beautiful views of city of Tournai opens. The Museum of Fine Arts is filled with original and contemporary masterpieces, from Campin and Rubens to Roger van der Weyden and Van Gogh.

5. Mechelen

This bustling city of Mechelen has not been overly exploited by tourism. In fact, Mechelen is one of favorite tourist attractions for locals in Belgium . From tours of Beguinage brewery to river cruises, there is plenty to see and do in this part of Flanders. The giant top of tower of Rombout Cathedral is best way to enjoy panoramic views of Antwerp harbor and this beautiful city.