Places to Visit in Belgium
Than there is the Grand Place. It’s a big square with beautiful old buildings on each side. One of them is Town Hall, which was built in Gothic style. At this square everybody meets, it’s like a city center. Here is where there is a big Christmas market, fireworks at New year’s Eve,... 
There are more historical buildings in Brussels such as Royal Palace, Palais de Justice, Cathedral of Saints Michel and Gudule... And our famous Rue de Bouchers, which is known for it’s many restaurants. It’s nice to walk through this street, but if you want to eat here, keep in mind it’s expensive. Information on all of these highlights can be found at Visit Belgium. Don`t forget to check out my day in Brussels finding the best Belgian chocolates :) 
Bruges, this is probably our most beautiful city we have. And one of my favorite places to visit in Belgium! It has tons of historic buildings, canals through the entire city (Nice to make a boat trip!) and cobblestone streets. It’s not as big as our capital, but if you really want to see it all, you’ll need more than just one day. It has a cozy feeling to it with all the nice restaurants and shops. Lace is probably the most famous product of Bruges. And of course you can find our Belgian chocolates here too! 
North Sea, this is probably not the first thing you think of when you come visit our country. But if you like the seaside, it’s nice to go there too. It’s only a 15 minutes ride with the train from Bruges. There are several nice beach places with shops, restaurants,... Like Oostende and De Haan. Looking for a hotel to stay? Compare hotel prices here. Visitor center Brussels Tourist and Information Office (TIB)/Town Hall
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