Travel Series: Belgium

Picturesque BRUGES, “Venice of the North”, is renowned for its canals, cobbled streets, medieval architecture and UNESCO World Heritage status, making it a bucket-list spot for travellers seeking fairy-tale charm and rich history. Climb the 366 steps of the Belfry for the best views.

We’ll be visiting the Battlefields of WWI and Cemeteries of Tyne Cot, Langemark and Essex Farm where Lt. Col. John McCrae wrote his immortal poem, “In Flanders Fields”.

ANTWERP is the diamond capital of the world and Belgium’s vibrant port which blends grand 16th-century architecture, like the Cathedral of Our Lady, and the 20th-century masterpiece of the Central Station with world-class museums.

All aboard, as we travel by train to the cosmopolitan capital of Belgium, BRUSSELS, the heart of the Europe and NATO. You will marvel at its stunning Grand Place, Art Nouveau, Mannekin Pis, Mini Europe (miniatures of iconic landmarks) and Atomium attractions.

Did You Know? Belgium’s beer is cheaper than water, and waffles, fries and chocolates are the very best!