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Visit Belgium
Belgium is a compelling combination of history and modern culture. You can enjoy traditional foods, the country’s famous frothy beer and a lively nightlife alongside beautiful architecture, art museums and cultural hot spots. Fly to Belgium with Air Europa and enjoy our in-flight hospitality to this tiny country that has three official languages: Dutch, French and German. We provide many amenities to make your Belgium flights more comfortable.
Belgium’s Capital
No trip to Belgium would be complete without a visit to Brussels (BRU). As Belgium’s capital city, this thriving, dynamic city is a fascinating stand-alone destination or the gateway to explore more of this historic country. Take time to explore the city’s amazing architecture, which includes a blend of Art Nouveau buildings from the early 20th century and older palaces. A city of juxtapositions, you’ll find striking, stark concrete and glass structures alongside beautiful, ornate buildings. The food in Belgium is a delight for gastronomes. From luxurious Belgian chocolate and thick, hot waffles to fresh mussels swimming in butter and white wine, dining out is always decadent! The city comes alive after dark so whether you’re a techno fan or a jazz aficionado, there’s a night club for you.
Places of Interest in Brussels
- Waterloo – This town is home to the Waterloo Battlefield, known as the site of the final defeat of Emperor Napoleon I.
- Grand Place – No trip to Brussels would be complete without visiting the breathtaking central square of the city.
- Train World – A unique and interesting attraction, this museum showcases trains and railways from the past, present and future.
Extend Your Trip to Belgium
Once you’ve explored Brussels, travel to Bruges, another city destination not to be missed. Central Bruges is a picturesque dream. From cobbled streets to quaint colourful buildings, river walks and flower-filled parks, Bruges will take your breath away.
Tips for Visiting Belgium
Take an umbrella and your waterproofs when visiting Belgium as it can be showery at any time of year. Summers (May-September) are mildly warm and pleasant so can be a good time to visit. However, this is the peak time to travel so cities can be very busy and prices may be increased to suit demand. Winters are cold in Belgium, but rarely below freezing because of the warm coastal wind. Spring or autumn may be the best time to visit when the weather is mild, and the crowds are less.
…Journey 3 steps itinerary
Step into Belgium's fascinating past as you explore its historic cities, grand palaces, and celebrated museums. Travel through centuries of heritage, from ancient times to important modern landmarks.
Taste famous Belgian chocolates, waffles, and a variety of regional beers. Enjoy fine dining in Michelin-starred restaurants and experience authentic Flemish dishes on this luxurious culinary itinerary.
Experience Belgium's artistic legacy and lively cultural scene through visits to major museums, contemporary galleries, and local creative traditions in vibrant cities.
ForecastWeather trends
Belgium has a mild oceanic climate, with moderate temperatures and regular rain all year round. Winters are generally mild, sometimes with frost and rare snowfall, while summers are cool to pleasantly warm. Rain is fairly evenly distributed, though it can be slightly heavier in late summer and autumn. Humidity is often high, and cloudy skies are common. Spring and autumn are in-between seasons, with changeable weather and frequent variations in temperature and rainfall.
Gastronomy Cuisine
Belgian cuisine is famous for its distinctive blend of refined French elegance and the hearty simplicity of Dutch cooking traditions. It offers a rich variety of comforting flavors, with a strong focus on high-quality local ingredients. Contemporary food trends feature creative updates of classic dishes, along with increasing appreciation for regional and artisanal products. Belgium is also known for its world-class beer and fine chocolate, which pair perfectly with both savory dishes and sweet desserts.
Mussels and Fries
Steamed mussels served with crisp golden fries, often prepared in white wine with herbs and vegetables.
Belgian Waffles
Light and fluffy waffles with deep pockets, usually topped with whipped cream, berries, or chocolate sauce.
Stoofvlees (Flemish Stew)
A slow-simmered beef stew cooked in Belgian beer, flavored with onions, mustard, and thyme for a deep, savory richness.