Belgium Food, People + Winter Pictures

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Medieval architecture, meandering canals and exquisite chocolate and beer: it\'s no wonder that more than 2 million tourists flock to this Belgian city each year.

Six centuries of Belgian and Flemish art are displayed in one of the country\'s foremost galleries.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

Southeast Belgium’s forest-covered hills hide historic villages and castles, providing a beautiful setting for horse riding, skiing, hiking and fishing.

Join Tintin and the Smurfs on a journey through the history of the comic strip.

Six centuries of Belgian and Flemish art are displayed in one of the country\'s foremost galleries.

Visit the offices of the King and Queen of Belgium – go in summer and you might even be invited inside.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

This Walloon city looks like it came straight out of a fairy tale thanks to its castle, magical alleyways and beautiful nature. Don\'t miss this breathtaking part of Belgium!

Step from the busy market square into a tranquil, centuries-old commune inhabited by nuns blessed with the singing voices of angels.

A verdant gem in the heart of central Brussels, this large city park, with its grand avenues and historical buildings, is a favourite with locals and visitors alike.

The “lake of love” is a gorgeous spot for a scenic stroll or waterside picnic, a relaxing haven from the busy streets of Bruges\' historical centre.

Stroll through the charming streets, parks and museums of this Flemish city, famous for its preserved medieval center.

What better place can you enjoy food and art culture than in medieval towns? Visit breweries in old monasteries and tour royal palaces from past centuries. 

Medieval architecture, meandering canals and exquisite chocolate and beer: it\'s no wonder that more than 2 million tourists flock to this Belgian city each year.