Absolutely loved our walk around this area. I stopped a couple of times to simply look around and…read morereally take it all in. The architectures. The food. The beer. It was all very enjoyable. We walked around a lot. It was the last day of the Christmas market. They had an ice skating rink. Some type of farmer's market with fruit and clothes and other random items. My son rode the Ferris wheel and they also had a carousel and a cute exhibit (maze, games, Santa). I will return when it's not as cold and take a boat tour! Very pretty city.

It is a small town not too far from Brussels (about 30 min drive) with beautiful canal and houses…read more Taking the 40 min boat tour along the canal is a great way to see the town and photograph these picturesque landmarks! There is not too crowded comparing to other towns in Europe. It is easy walk... you won't kill your feet walking around here! There are many coffee shops and restaurants along the canal to relax and enjoy the beautiful town. Definitely worth to visit if you have a half day to spend while in Belgium.

Ghent's city square. Much like other squares its a good choice for meeting up or taking in the…read moreatmosphere of the city. You're also surrounded by plenty of historical architecture. Not sure if I felt it was the most memorable landmark, but it is impressive as other city squares throughout Belgium. You can visit the St. Nicholas Church and restaurants in the surrounding area. In a nutshell, historical site that's a good tourist grab and easy to just explore the walk ways and wander about the city.

Neat to see the art, however the street feels a bit sketchy depending on the time of day you visit…read moreand who is around. Watch your surroundings and just be aware. Some of the art looks amazing. Other pieces have been graffitied over, which was kind of a bummer. I'd see this if you're nearby but would not go out of my way to see this.

If you love street art, head to this alley filled with ever changing graffiti and murals. When we…read morewalked through, several artists were painting new murals. It can get crowded so be mindful of other people as you wander through.

lots to look at , some great low priced items but you can…read morebarter cash only , very good stuff but can be a little car boot lead , nice cafes around the market , early start , 2-3 hours needed to go through the market and look in those boxes , new stuff arriving every other day as far as i can see

Another of the lovely places to visit or walk pas in Brugge. We were rushed but loved the…read morearchitecture and the music group in front was excellent.

this place is lovely i stayed in a hotel round the corner and the people here are lovely too.read more

Sometimes... You just want to brag about a city in general. A city makes the small business. When…read moreyou travel, you don't go some where, just for one restaurant or one bar. After being gone for a while, I always enjoy coming back to the city that i love and that i've born in. Wheter it's going to 't Eilandje to take a panoramic picture on top of the MAS or just strolling through the red light district with it's still vibrant nightlife. Or even as a inhabitant going to the Grand Place, take a picture of te Kathedral. Have mussels on one of the patios in the summer or heat up during the Christmas market around the city center. If you rather want to see new fashion, we can offer you a full district where you can find any style and even have a fashion museum. You like to be sen? Get over to 't Zuid and sit down on one the terraces and drink one (or more) of our famous beers Antwerp is still up and coming and as tourism is growing, more and more people will be attracted to this great city. Wheter it's to live or to visit