Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium.
Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium.

Belgium packs remarkable variety into a small country split between Dutch-speaking Flanders, French-speaking Wallonia, and tiny German-speaking cantons in the east. Beyond the obvious draw of chocolate, beer, and medieval cities, Belgium offers compelling migration museums, Art Nouveau masterpieces, coastal resorts, and battlefields where history changed course. The country’s complex identity makes it endlessly interesting to explore.

These Belgium travel articles cover both Brussels and Antwerp extensively — they’re two very different Belgian cities that complement each other perfectly. Brussels brings EU politics, Art Deco elegance, and comic strip heritage, while Antwerp delivers fashion-forward style, diamond district intrigue, and museums like the Red Star Line that tell powerful migration stories. You’ll also find articles on Liege’s urban revival and Bruges’ chocolate-making traditions.

Belgium suits short breaks perfectly. Trains connect the major cities efficiently, most Belgians speak excellent English, and attractions tend toward substance over flash—proper museums with meaningful stories rather than superficial tourist traps. The country’s food and drink culture alone justifies the journey.

Brussels travel articles

Antwerp travel articles

Articles about elsewhere in Belgium

Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium.
Grand Place in Brussels, Belgium.