Belgium
Plan your journey to Belgium with the 22 published guides below. Open a guide for its route, transport, places to stay and food suggestions.
Flying for Less with More Comfort: Choose Services for the Trip You Need
Balance baggage, connections, overnight arrangements and useful services through four separate real city examples, without fare or comfort guarantees.
Using time on a leave break: short days, full days and return
Distinguish arrival, meals, accommodation changes and return within real leave time through Bruges, Copenhagen, Lucca, Kyrenia and Bristol.
City Photography Routes: Bruges, Valletta and Shanghai
Three daily photography routes for canal reflections, stone streets and a river skyline.
What to Eat in Bruges: Waffles, Chocolate and a Food Walk
Pair Bruges waffles and chocolate with proper meals, walking around Markt, the canals and Katelijnestraat at a relaxed pace.
Five real walking choices for storybook atmospheres
Choose historic streets, walls and watersides in Bruges, Lucca, Bled, Bozcaada and Paris through different holiday interests.
Bruges Travel Guide: Canals, Belfry and a Walking Route
Explore Bruges through its canals, Markt, Belfry, Beguinage and Minnewater, with train, food and accommodation planning.
Travelling together: five different shared days for couples
Plan shared walks, separate interests, local meals and return choices together in Bruges, Lucca, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Bled.
Where to go? Five city choices for different interests
Compare Bruges, Yerevan, Salzburg, Bristol and Marrakech through central detail, book culture, music, harbour history and a local meal.
Family City Trips in Europe: Four Comfortable Day Plans
Flexible family plans in Copenhagen, Helsinki, Tallinn and Bruges through science, an island, parks and local meals.
Planning a Holiday with Children: Bases, Breaks, Museums and Meals
Build a family travel day around one main activity, an accommodation base, seated meals and limited walks, with concrete European examples.
Canal and waterfront cities: which break suits you?
Compare walking, water outings and accommodation choices in Amsterdam, Bruges, Venice, Copenhagen and Stockholm.
A Regular Flyer’s Practical Routine: Connections, Arrival and the Journey Home
Organise connections, documents, arrival-day plans and the final night with four real city examples and current official airline guidance.
Solo City Trips: Four Different Daily Rhythms
Compare meals, walking, accommodation and a comfortable return in Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Tallinn and Bruges for a first solo trip.
Shopping Route Choices: Design, Neighbourhoods and Chocolate
Compare different shopping needs in Copenhagen, Helsinki, Tallinn and Bruges through routes, meals and carrying purchases.
Planning meals abroad: portions, pauses and main meals
Compare actual portions, service, tasting pauses and main meals through Copenhagen, Stockholm, Bruges, Lucca and Riga.
City Landmark Stories: Towers, Palaces and Waterfronts
Read former purposes in Bruges, Copenhagen, Beijing and Shanghai through actual visits and local meals.
Solo City Travel: Culture, Neighbourhoods and Meals at Your Own Pace
Plan a solo day through Copenhagen, Tallinn, Helsinki and Bruges: accommodation bases, selected cultural visits, local meals and personal time.
Four European Places for a Smaller-Scale Trip
Choose a shorter visit in Bruges, Giethoorn, Lucca or Mdina through walking, water, city walls and a local meal.
Nine Cities and Historic Areas for Walk-Focused Visits
Choose a comfortable day through pedestrian areas, canals and historic centres in Venice, Ljubljana, Copenhagen and six other destinations.
From Screen to Street: Bruges and Malta Routes
Bruges through the In Bruges map, Mdina screen connections and a separate Valletta day.
Brussels Travel Guide: Squares, Galleries and Two Days
Plan two days in Brussels around Grand-Place, Saint-Hubert Galleries, Mont des Arts, Sablon and Marolles, with airport and food advice.
Antwerp travel guide: the old centre, MAS and art
Three days in Antwerp with the old centre, MAS and KMSKA, current closures, rail connections, a real hotel and dinner at De Pottekijker.