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Bruges is a charming city that's defined mostly by its medieval-style architecture making it look like something right out of a fairy tale. Inside this town, you'll find serene canals and cobbled lanes that create a network of market squares. Of course, you'll still find towering structures among the historic buildings, as this city is also an important financial hub. That means plenty of shopping for travellers.
Antwerp is a fascinating city with one of the largest ports in the world that has a thriving industry. Because of this, shopping in Antwerp is some of the best in the country where you'll find high-end and bargain items among local shops and malls. Additionally, you can explore historical sites and the port to watch all the ship traffic going in and out virtually constantly during the day.
In Brussels, you can enjoy a rich history expressed throughout the diverse architecture in town including Gothic cathedrals, old guild houses and Art Deco taverns and shops. It would take multiple days to see all the landmarks, but you can also find museums, pubs and breweries that you may be interested in exploring. In fact, the breweries tend to be a favourite thanks to the long reach of Belgian brewing.
Ypres is an ancient city dating back thousands of years prior to the invasion of the Romans. You can see a lot of that history expressed in the local architecture, though a lot of it was destroyed during the first world war. Additionally, you can discover incredible shopping opportunities as well as special events such as the Cat Parade held every year.
When you visit Ghent, the most common sights you'll come across are marketplaces and public squares. This town is a shopper's paradise, though the experience is more oriented with market towns than big city malls. You can also explore several historical sites including old monasteries with one dating back to the 7th century. Whatever you plan to do, you're sure to appreciate the city's walkability.
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One of the smallest countries in Europe, Belgium is best known for its beer, mouthwatering chocolate and waffles and its national dish, mussels and chips.
While there are 8794 hotels here starting at £114 a night, you may want to consider bundling your hotel and flight bookings. It’s an easy way to save a few dollars. With Expedia’s Belgium Holiday Packages, you can also add extras like car rental and experiences to your reservation. Eager to learn the history behind some of Belgium’s famous culinary delights? Add a guided tour or two to your hotel and flight package and eat your way through this delicious destination.
Day 1: The nation’s capital, Brussels, is the perfect place to kick off your Belgium holiday. Once you’ve touched down at Brussels Airport, make your way into the city centre to the Grand Place. Renowned for its beauty and opulence, this magnificent square is one of the country’s most important landmarks.
Day 2: Rent a car and you can be in the stunning city of Ghent in around an hour. Top attractions here include the medieval castle Gravensteen and Het Belfort van Gent, a towering belfry.
Day 3: Around an hour's drive from Ghent is the picturesque city of Bruges. If you’re travelling with your sweetheart, Minnewater (or the Lake of Love) is the place to be. Enjoy a romantic stroll across the bridge or relax with a picnic beside the water.
On July 21 each year, big festivities and military parades take place to celebrate Belgian National Day. Don’t miss the musical fireworks display if you’re in Brussels on that date.
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The former food market is still a popular spot for fine Belgian cuisine and is a protected World Heritage site.
The strangest piece of architecture in Brussels is a series of steel spheres that can be seen from across the city. The site houses a restaurant and museum.
