Belgium’s cities are, by and large, safe and welcoming destinations. Cobblestoned Grand Places, world-class beer cafés and centuries of layered history fill the streets. But like any major urban centre, pockets of every city change character after sundown — and…
Belgium punches well above its weight as a travel destination — Gothic city centres, world-class beer, waffles on every corner, and a coastline that surprises first-timers. But the one thing that catches many visitors off guard is the weather. Belgium’s temperate…
If you’re planning a trip to Belgium — whether it’s sipping beer in Brussels’ Grand Place, wandering the medieval streets of Bruges, or catching the Atomium — there’s an important update coming your way in late 2026. The European Travel…
The Belgium public transport network is quite extensive, making it easy to travel through Belgium on train, tram or bus. At first our public transport system might sound a bit confusing for foreigners, since it’s nearly as divided as our…
Brussels has one of the most comprehensive urban transport networks in Europe. Despite several operators running different services, a unified ticketing system makes getting around simple and affordable for both visitors and residents 🚇 The Brussels Transport Network Public transport…
Bruges is one of Belgium’s most-visited cities — and one of its trickiest for drivers. The medieval centre is almost entirely car-free, parking outside it is limited, and the surrounding roads can get clogged in summer. But pick up a…
Public transport in Liège is operated by TEC and relies on a dense network of bus lines, now complemented by a tram line that launched in April 2025. More than 75 different bus lines serve the city, with most routes connecting at…
Belgium City Pass: museumPASSmusées For those traveling from the EU and looking for an all-in-one Belgium City Pass, the museumPASSmusées is a hidden gem that offers access to 220 museums and is valid for an entire year. It’s a well-kept…
Belgium is one of the world’s great beer nations — and not just by reputation. With over 1,500 different beers produced by more than 400 breweries, Belgium offers a beer culture unlike anywhere else on the planet. UNESCO even recognised…
Signal de Botrange is the highest point in Belgium, standing at 694 metres above sea level on the vast plateau of the High Fens (Hautes Fagnes) nature reserve. Despite the modest elevation by Alpine standards, the location feels genuinely remote…
