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Brussels is Belgium’s most cosmopolitan base — where the world’s best beer culture and architecture make it endlessly worth lingering. With Bruges and Ghent each close enough, one trip covers the full breadth of what Belgium does best.
A stop at Cafe Bogard during a Eurostar train stopover was a delicious spot for lunch in Brussels, Belgium
During my first trip to Brussels, Belgium, there was only one place that I made mandatory to visit: Delirium Cafe and Village.
The “Historical Walking Tour with Chocolate and Waffle Tastings” Tour I booked as an introduction to Brussels, Belgium was a wonderful way to see the best of the city – in under 3 hours.
If you find yourself in Bruges, Belgium, I highly suggest that you find yourself on a lovely tour of the canals, via boat.
My lunch at Seli’s Noodlebar checked all the right boxes for a delicious lunch experience in Ghent, Brussels
Touring Bruges and Ghent with Brussels City Tours was an overall delightful experience in exploring historic areas of Belgium
After dreaming about it since my first visit to Belgium, I finally had my dreamy Belgium waffle at Otto Waffle Atelier
What was the best part about my stay at The Hoxton, Brussels? Enjoying my various meals at Cantina Valentina.
The rooftop vibes of Tope Restaurant, at the top of The Hoxton, Brussels are nice – but the food has room for improvement.
The Thalys Lounge in Brussels was a decent place to relax while waiting for my train to The Netherlands
The Thalys train service from Brussels to Amsterdam was decent transportation to the final part of my journey
The Hoxton in Brussels, Belgium is a trendy, smartly designed hotel located in Brussels-Nord.