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Monday, 6 May 2013

Belgium Cities

The 5 Best Cities to visit in Belgium



1) Brussels
Brussels is the capital of Belgium, and also the capital of the European Union. It is a bustling city, known as being a center for politics, where people of all different cultures live and where English, Flemish, and French as well as other languages can all be heard being spoken. There is heaps to do in Brussels, including seeing the famous Manneken Pis, the Grand Place, the Atomium, and the abundance of museums, pubs, waffles shops, chocolate shops, and restaurants.   

2) Bruges  
Bruges is the capital of the Flemish region of Belgium, and perhaps the most beautiful city in the country. It is a canal-based city, and often referred to as "The Venice of the North". Take a boat ride down one of the canals in Bruge, visit one of the many festivals, or just spend some time strolling through the little side streets and alleys that are overflowing with shops and cafes.

3) Namur
Naumr is located in Southern Belgium, and it is between the Sambre and Meuse river, and also between three different regions. Naumr is known to have the most beautiful views in Belgium, including old parks where you can climb up stone steps and over look the rivers and the city. 

4) Antwerp
Antwerp is the largest city in Belgium, and it also has one of the largest seaports in Belgium. The city is known for it's old architecture and buildings, such as Antwerp City Hall, the Guildhouses, and the Cathedral of our Lady. There is also amazing local food in Antwerp, and it is known to have some of the best beer in the country, which is also made locally.
5) Mons
Mons is one of the most culturally rich cities in Belgium, boasting many different festivals throughout the year, including the famous DouDou festival. Mons has been selected to be the European capital of Culture in 2015. Many buildings from the Middle Ages still exist in Mons, making it an enchanting city.

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