Monuments & Hertiage

Belgium offers a rich tapestry of heritage, with landmarks that reflect its fascinating past and cultural significance.

 

In the medieval cities of Bruges and Ghent, you'll find cobblestone streets leading to Gothic cathedrals and ancient towers.

 

In Brussels, marvel at the architectural grandeur of the Grand Place or the Art Nouveau designs that define the cityscape.

 

The Ardennes region, with its lush landscapes, is dotted with historic castles that have witnessed centuries of history.

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Key highlights include:

• Medieval Castles: Explore impressive fortresses like Gravensteen Castle in Ghent or Castle of Bouillon in the Ardennes.

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• UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Discover landmarks such as the Belfries of Belgium or the architectural brilliance of Victor Horta in Brussels.

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• War Memorials: Visit Flanders Fields and the Menin Gate to honor those who fell during the World Wars.

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Belgium’s monuments and heritage tell a story of resilience, innovation, and cultural evolution. Ready to dive in? Below, you’ll find blog posts that dive deeper into these fascinating sites and their histories.