What to See in Belgium (land mass)

Grand Place

Historic central square featuring a harmonious ensemble of Gothic, Baroque, and Flamboyant architecture, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Manneken Pis

Bronze fountain sculpture depicting a small boy urinating, known for its cultural and historical significance dating back to the 15th century.

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Royal Palace

Neoclassical royal palace serving as the official residence and main workplace of the Belgian King, notable for its historic rooms and grand architecture.

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Atomium

Modern architectural monument representing an enlarged iron crystal structure from the 1958 World Fair with exhibition spaces, a restaurant, and panoramic aerial views.

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Market Square

Historic central square featuring medieval architecture including the Belfry, known for its pedestrian-friendly layout and cultural significance within a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Church of Our Lady of Victories

15th-century Gothic church featuring notable stained-glass windows and Baroque art, including chapels and sculptures. It holds historical significance with connections to prominent families and traditions.

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Church of Our Lady

Historic Gothic church renowned for its towering architecture and significant religious artworks, including Michelangelo's marble Madonna and Child.

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Burg Square

Historic square and former fortress featuring medieval architecture and important historical buildings such as the City Hall and Basilica of the Holy Blood.

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Rosary Quay

Historic quay known for its picturesque canal views and as a former salt harbor and rosary market site.

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Belfry

Medieval bell tower standing 83 meters tall, featuring Brabantine Gothic architecture and offering panoramic views from its observation platform.

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Gravensteen

Medieval water castle with narrow towers, battlements, and historic rooms functioning as a museum and national monument.

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Belfry of Ghent

Historic 95-meter high medieval belfry featuring Brabantine Gothic architecture and a museum with exhibits related to its heritage.

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Great Market Square

Historic central square featuring Renaissance and medieval architecture with notable landmarks and seasonal markets.

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Cathedral of Our Lady

Gothic cathedral known for its impressive architecture and artworks by Rubens. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a significant religious and cultural landmark.

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Het Steen

Medieval fortress and museum serving as a regional heritage site and cultural attraction. It includes a Visitor Center and the Antwerp Story attraction focused on local history.

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Saint Bavo Cathedral

Saint Bavo's Cathedral, also known as Sint-Baafs Cathedral, is a cathedral of the Catholic Church in Ghent, Belgium.

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Saint Nicholas' Church

St. Nicholas Church is one of the oldest and most prominent landmarks in Ghent, Belgium.

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Rubens House

Historic artist's residence and museum showcasing the works and life of Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens and Flemish heritage.

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Antwerp City Hall

Renaissance town hall with Gothic features and historical murals, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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St. Michael's Bridge

Stop by at this solid bridge to enjoy an amazing view of Ghent. This is one of the most photographed sceneries.

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St. Paul's Cathedral

Dominating the city centre, this temple was originally built more than 1,000 years ago. It features a treasury and a small courtyard garden.

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