Flanders: A Journey Through Belgium’s Cultural Heart
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Antwerp
In Antwerp the Grote Markt and the cathedral, the banks of the Scheldt and the cobbled streets go hand in hand with exciting nightlife, galleries and art palaces.
There is so much to experience: the artistic legacy of the great Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens, a railway cathedral, a port as the beating heart of this metropolis, sparkling diamonds and much more.
Photo: Kris Jacobs
Bruges
A visit to this historic city takes you on a journey back in time to the Middle Ages.
An entire city center as a UNESCO World Heritage Site: you don't need any more reasons to visit Bruges.
But of course there are also the picturesque canals, the delicious chocolates, the top-class museums...
Brussels
Brussels is a unique blend of historic charm and modern vibrancy.
As the capital of Europe, it showcases its rich cultural heritage through landmarks like the Grote Markt, luxurious shopping districts, and stunning Art Nouveau architecture.
The city's history is beautifully reflected in its architecture, while its love for comics and beer adds a quirky, local flavor to the experience.
Photo: Milo Profi
Gent
Ghent is a special place. Its three towers and the Lamb of God, the pulsating energy of its many students and great museums, its medieval streets and numerous cultural hotspots.
The gastronomy is regional, sustainable and veggie-friendly.
Ghent is a secret that is worth discovering.
Photo: Kevin Faignaert
Leuven
Discover the cosy city centre with its artistic highlights, the rich history of one of Europe's oldest universities.
Just a stone's throw from Brussels, the city reveals itself in the Great Beguinage, the Gothic Town Hall, the baroque St. Michael's Church with its unique outdoor altar.
Its youthfulness is expressed in the countless terraces scattered around. This gives the city a special touch.
Photo: Filip Van Loock
Mechelen
Right between vibrant Brussels and fashionable Antwerp, you will find Mechelen: a true gem. This historic city consists almost entirely of cultural heritage.
It is home to the iconic St. Rumbold's Cathedral and the magnificent Baroque facades that line the banks of the Dyle.
Mechelen also offers plenty of fun for children lilke the Technopolis technology and the Planckendael zoo.
Photo: Stef Keynen