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Should I go to Brussels or Bruges?
While Bruges is a relaxing tourist town pleasant to visit on foot during a short stay, Brussels is an interesting city with a lot to see including mixed cultures, diverse and attractive architecture, good food and nightlife options.
What are the most common cities to visit in Belgium?
Plan your travel itinerary with our list of the top cities to visit in Belgium.
- Antwerp. Brabo Fountain on the Grote Markt, Antwerp.
- Ghent. View of the Leie River and St.
- Brussels. Grand Place, Brussels.
- Bruges. Canal and stone bridge in Bruges.
- Liège (Luik)
- Leuven (Louvain)
- Mons (Bergen)
- Namur (Namen)
What are the best cities to visit in Belgium?
The home of waffles, chocolate, beer and fries, Belgium’s cities have numerous fine dining options and atmospheric bars which cater to any palate. Whether it’s the medieval heart of Bruges that attracts you, the multicultural streets of Brussels or the pounding nightlife in Antwerp, the best cities in Belgium surely won’t disappoint.
How many days do you need in Brussels?
Luckily, one day in Brussels is just enough time to explore the highlights and fill up on Belgium’s famous food and drink. I designed this custom map and Brussels itinerary to showcase my favorite parts of the city for first time visitors. If you have more than one day in Brussels, check out the bonus tips at the end of the post.
Where to stay in Brussels Belgium?
Where to Stay in Brussels. If you only have one day in Brussels, it’s best to stay near the city center. There are options for all budgets, ranging from affordable yet well-appointed hostels to high-end lodgings overlooking the palace.
How do I get around Brussels?
Brussels is well-connected by public transit, including metro lines, trams, and buses. The fare system is quite simple, as all transit options take the same ticket. Use one of the GO machines inside the metro stations (and some bus and tram stops) to buy a one-hour ticket for £2.10.