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Royal Palace of Brussels
Basilica of Holy Blood
Belfort of Bruges
Belgian Comic Strip Centre
Bruges Gothic City Hall

Visiting the Heart of Europe - 10 Nights / 11 Days

icon3N Brussels 3N Bruges 2N Antwerp 1N Ghent 1N Liege
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  • Breakfast Breakfast
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Overview

Witness the vibrant culture, along with rich history and stunning architecture, in the heart of Europe, Belgium. The specially curated tour takes you across various major cities and tourist attractions of the nation, offering you a chance to experience the bustling city life, along with mouthwatering local cuisines.

The city of Brussels offers a bustling Grand Market (Grote Markt), which is a part of the UNESCO square, along with other iconic tourist destinations, like the Royal Palace of Brussels, the Belgian Comic Strip Centre, the Atomium, and the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert.

You can also explore the historic monuments displaying stunning architecture, along with the bustling nightlife of Bruges and Antwerp. The city of Ghent also includes various historic attractions and museums, displaying the rich heritage of the region. 

Itinerary

The tour takes you across various popular and iconic tourist attractions, like Brussels, Bruges, Antwerp, Ghent, and Liege.
Day 1: Reaching Belgium−
Upon arriving at Brussels, Belgium, you will be greeted by our experienced representative, who will be tasked to ensure a hassle-free transfer to your hotel.
On the first day of your tour, you can explore Brussels, the Capital of Europe. On your first day, you can explore the various cultural centres of the city, like the Museum of Fine Arts and the Belgian Comic Strip Centre.
Day 2: Exploring the rich heritage of Brussels+

On your second day in Belgium, you can visit the majestic Royal Palace of Brussels, the official palace of the Belgian King, and the iconic St. Michael & St. Gudula Cathedral.

The cathedral features a stunning Gothic style of architecture and is situated in the heart of the city. 

Day 3: Feasting on Brussels delicacies+
In Brussels, you can also explore the authentic and must-try dishes that the city offers, like Moules-Frites, Shrimp Croquettes, authentic Belgian Waffles, and Carbonnade Flamande, among others.
In Brussels, visitors can also feast on the various savoury snacks, like Shrimp Croquettes, Chicon au Gratin, and Filet Americain, among others.
Day 4: Moving towards Bruges+
On the fourth day of your tour to Belgium, you can move towards Bruges. Bruges is among the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations in the nation.
In Bruges, you can explore the iconic Market Square, which is considered the vibrant heart of the city, and boasts colourful guild houses, along with the Belfort of Bruges, which offers a stunning panoramic view of the city.
Day 5: Exploring the architecture of Bruges+

 In the city, you can also visit the Gothic City Hall, which was built during the 1400s. The city hall symbolises the medieval wealth and power of the city, along with displaying the Late-Gothic architectural style.

In Bruges, you can also explore the Stunning Basilica of Holy Blood, the iconic Roman Catholic basilica, which is known for its revered relic collection.

The basilica is considered the major pilgrimage site for Catholics and displays a stunning architectural blend of medieval and Gothic revival styles. 

Day 6: Exploring the Eateries of Bruges+
In Bruges, you can also experience the delicious and savoury dishes, like the iconic Belgian Chocolate, a type of artisanal chocolate. The city also houses various prominent breweries, offering the taste of local brews and renowned Belgian Beer.
Day 7: Reaching Antwerp+
On your seventh day, you can travel to Antwerp from Bruges, which is about 90 kilometres away, and takes roughly 1 hour.
The city of Antwerp houses various tourist attractions, which include the stunning Antwerpen-Centraal Station, a railway station in the city, displaying majestic Gothic architectural style.
You can also visit the Cathedral of Our Lady, a towering cathedral, displaying a masterpiece created by Rubens. 
Day 8: Experiencing the rich culture of Antwerp+

On your second day in Antwerp, you can explore the culture and heritage of the city. You can explore the Museum Plantin-Moretus, a UNESCO site, which showcases the world's oldest printing press, along with a historic library.

In Antwerp, you can also visit the Chocolate Nation, the largest Belgian chocolate museum, offering visitors a chance to taste various types of chocolates. 

Day 9: Arriving at Ghent+

On your 9th day in Belgium, you can visit the iconic city of Ghent. In Ghent, you can visit the Ghent City Museum and the Design Museum of Ghent, which display unique art and artefacts related to the history of the city. 

Day 10: Visiting Gravensteen Castle of Ghent+

On your second day in Ghent, you can explore the majestic Gravensteen Castle, also known as the Castle of the Counts. A well-preserved fortress from the medieval era, which includes ramparts and dungeons, along with a stunning view of the city. 

After exploring the city, you can move towards the city of Liege. 

Day 11: Exploring Liege+

The city of Liege offers tourists a blend of historic and unique attractions. You can explore the stunning Montagne de Bueren, where you can climb 374 stairs, to witness the panoramic view of the stunning city.

You can also visit the beautiful St. Paul's Cathedral, donning a stunning Gothic style of architecture, along with stained glass. 

After exploring the city of Liege, you can move back to the capital city of Brussels, which lies about 96 kilometres from Liege, and takes about 1 hour. 

FAQs on Visiting the Heart of Europe Tour Package

What is the best time to visit Belgium?

The best time to visit Belgium is from April to June, and from September to October, as the time duration offers mild weather, along with fewer crowds, and blooming nature.

What are some of the famous beaches in Belgium?

The nation of Belgium boasts various prominent beaches along the North Sea, like Ostend, Bredene Beach, Baldusbeach, and Blankenberge, among others.

What are some of the other famous cities in Belgium?

In Belgium, apart from Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent, you can also visit Leuven, Mechelen, Liege, Namur, and Dinant, among others.

What are some famous traditional dishes in Belgium?

The nation of Belgium offers a wide range of delicious dishes, like Waffles, Frites, Speculoos, Belgian chocolate, Stoofvlees, Waterzooi, Stoemp, and Belgian beer, among others.

What is the nation famous for?

Belgium is famous for its mouthwatering sweet dishes, along with authentic Belgian beer. The nation also offers key tourist attractions, featuring stunning Gothic architecture and vibrant city nightlife. The nation of Belgium is also famous as the political hub of the European Union, as the city of Brussels houses the headquarters of the EU and NATO.

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