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Belgium, small but packs a punch. Not known among its fellow Europeans as a destination hub nor among those beyond the continent but look close and you will find some hidden gems. A confusing country with 3 official languages! We're here to help you navigate it and find the best best places in Belgium. 

Lying on the North Sea coast, Belgium's immediate neighbours are France, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands. The small nation of Belgium might leave you surprised by its rich and gorgeous heritage. It boasts a number of fascinatingly historic cities packed with medieval and Art Nouveau architecture and famous for their long traditions in arts, fashion and fine dining. If you've seen the best of them, the Belgian countryside offers anything from sandy beaches to the densely forested hills and ridges of the Ardennes. Brussels, the country's vibrant capital, is a modern world city with a highly international character. It combines massive postmodern buildings in its European Quarter with impressive historic monuments, such as the World Heritage listed Grand Place, surrounded by guildhouses and the Gothic town hall. There's Laken Castle and the large St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral, dedicated to the cities patron saints. The Royal Palace is a more recent but no less grand structure. One of the city's most famous landmarks is the Atomium, a remarkable steel structure and remnant of the 1958 World's Fair.

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Hainaut is a unique mix of industrial towns and natural gems in its quiet countryside. Since it’s not as touristy as other parts of Belgium, it’s a perfect spot for travellers wanting to see the full picture of the country. Venture out into Hainaut for hidden gems, lesser known adventures, and historic castles to see. 

Hainaut

If you are a bike enthusiast (beginner or experienced), discover this region rich in greenways, warterways and small rural roads at the heart of Belgium. This unique-of-its-kind network of paths also proposes a set of facilities for bikers, as well as nature parks, accomodations and places to stop and eat.

1,000 miles of connected paths in Walloon Picardy

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