Belgium might sit quietly between France, Germany, and the Netherlands, but don’t let its size fool you; it’s a powerhouse of history, art, and flavor. This is the land of waffles, world-class chocolate, golden beer, lace, and stories that stretch back through medieval canals and royal palaces.
Here at Pinoy Tourism, we don’t just show you Belgium, we help you feel it. You’ll stand before the grand Royal Palace of Brussels, wander the cobbled streets of Bruges, browse antique treasures in Antwerp, and soak up that unmistakable Belgian charm that lives in every café and canal. With its mix of fairytale cities, waterfront windmills, rolling farmlands, and famously friendly locals, Belgium isn’t just a stopover, it’s a revelation.
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Charming, humble, and endlessly delicious. Belgium is the kind of place that rewards curiosity. Explore Brussels for its royal architecture and quirky art, Bruges for its romantic canals, and Antwerp for diamonds and design. Add in waffles, chocolate, and a pint (or three) of perfectly brewed beer, and you’ve got the recipe for a perfect European getaway.
People come for the chocolate and stay for the warmth — and I don’t just mean the beer. Belgium has more heart than most expect.
Between waffles, chocolate, and beer, you’ll be grateful for comfort.
Belgium’s Flower Carpet Festival and gardens are bursting with color; it’s fun to know what you’re admiring
The cobblestones of Bruges and the fields of Flanders demand good footwear.
Belgium is progressive, diverse, and proud of it. Expect warmth, inclusivity, and a few surprises.
Antwerp is the diamond capital of the world — if you’re feeling fancy, this might be the place to shine.
Bring a reusable water bottle, tote bag, and refillable containers to keep your travel eco-friendly.
You’ll need a valid passport and possibly a visa, depending on your nationality. Make sure your passport has at least six months left before expiry. Always double-check entry requirements before your trip. Belgium may be chill, but border control isn’t.
