Belgium tourist information
Each city in Belgium has to offer something unique for visitors. Grand-Place in Brussels and is the most beautiful square in Europe.
The Guilds houses are built in Baroque style, and the facades are covered with golden statues of heroes and saints. In Brussels there are many museums that can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday 10.00-17.00.
The symbol of the city is "Manneken Pis", the little boy urinating into a fountain.
In the city of Ghent, you can find the tower of the Sint-Niklaaskerk church, the Belfort tower and the tower of the Sint-Baafskathedraal church. In Bruges there are a lot of museums (Kantmuseum, Groening, Memling) and art collections. Liege is a cultural center where the Palace of Justice is located. Belgians respect traditions, carnivals and various festivities are held throughout the year.
Travel Info
Vaccinations: medical insurance is mandatory.
Customs: You can bring into the country tax-free items for personal use and limited quantities of cigarettes, alcoholic drinks, perfumes etc.
Currency and means of payment: 1 euro = 100 cents. There are ATMs and travelers' checks can be exchanged at post offices, banks or official exchange offices. Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels and restaurants.
Transportation: The road and rail system are well tuned.
International Airports: Zaventem, Deurne ...
For drivers: You must have your driving license and car registration document with you. It is recommended that you have an green card insurance. The speed limit is 50 km / h in the city, 90 km / h on the open road and 120 km / h on the highway. Using the lower lights during the day is required. Traffic is on the right.
Accommodation: You can stay in lodges, hotels and family pensions, the prices are for all pockets.
The best time to visit: From May to September