Bruges: Bruges is an ancient city in Belgium, located about 100 kilometers north of Brussels. Renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and enchanting network of canals, it is often called the “Venice of the North.” A sightseeing boat cruise is the best and most relaxing way to explore this picturesque city. Dating back to the 12th century, Bruges was once a major trading hub. Today, it captivates visitors from around the world with its romantic atmosphere and timeless historic charm.
Market Square: The heart of the “Venice of the North.” Surrounded by colorful gabled houses, romantic canals, and the sound of horse-drawn carriages, Bruges’ Market Square feels straight out of a medieval fairytale. Climb the Belfry for panoramic city views, or simply sit back with a Belgian waffle and soak in the old-world magic.
Basilica of the Holy Blood: Built in the 12th century, this magnificent church is renowned for housing the revered Relic of the Holy Blood, believed to contain the blood of Jesus Christ shed during His crucifixion. The basilica attracts countless pilgrims each year. Its richly decorated interior combines Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles, making it one of Bruges’ most important religious and historical landmarks.
Antwerp: A city of diamonds, design, and dazzling contrasts. Antwerp is both Belgium’s fashion capital and the world’s diamond hub. Admire the grandeur of its railway station, visit the home of Baroque master Rubens, and wander stylish streets lined with boutiques and chocolatiers. It’s a city that sparkles — in every sense.