Tips for Traveling to Belgium 1
If you ever find yourself in Belgium, a small European country, be sure to read our recommendations before you go.
Since it is a small country, you can travel between cities very cheaply by train. If your trip falls on a weekend, you can buy your tickets at half the price of weekday train journeys. You can even tour almost the entire country in 3 days.
The capital of the Dutch-speaking country, and also the capital of the European Union, is Brussels. If you start your trip from Brussels, you can begin your day in this multinational and multicultural city with a nice breakfast at La Pain Quotidien. It's worth noting that this establishment, which can be considered a Belgian classic, also has branches in other countries.
You can wander through the city's small antique shops and shop. You should also not miss visiting Galeries Royales St. Hubert, located in the city center, which is considered the most magnificent and oldest covered market in Europe.
You can go to the Atomium, another interesting place to visit, which you can reach by metro. The building, which hosts activities for children and various exhibitions, was actually built for a fair.