11 Amazing Things to do in Spa, Belgium
Wellness, formula 1 and hiking
Belgium
Packing list for Camping Music Festival
Essentials & what to pack
Rock Werchter Festival Guide, Belgium
Everything you need to know
Koninklijke Serres (Royal Greenhouses), Laeken Belgium
The Castle of Laeken is the home of our King and Queen of Belgium. It lies in the Park of Laeken right at the edge of Brussels. De Koninklijke Serres (the Royal Greenhouses) of Laeken are open for the public for only 3 weeks. Follow my day trip in their greenhouses!
Mechelen muurt: Streetart in Mechelen belgium
Mechelen offers the free walking tour ‘Mechelen Muurt’. This tour features ten works by international street art artists, through the city of Mechelen.
11 must do’s when in Bouillon, Belgium
Ardennes, medieval castle & hikes
Fietsen door de bomen in Limburg, Belgium
“Fietsen door de bomen” or “Cycling through the Trees” in Bosland National Park is a unique cycling experience in Belgium where you cycle between the trees up to ten meters high as of 2019. Via a double circle, you cycle between the treetops becoming one with the forest.
7 must do’s in Coo, Belgium
Coo (Belgium) is regarded as an important recreational center that is perfectly integrated into the beautiful surrounding nature. The eye-catcher of the village is the waterfalls.
Botanic Garden Meise: Winter Floridylle, Belgium
The Winter Floridylle Light Festival takes you on a 3.5 km tour past beautiful light installations through a magical fairytale forest in the Botanic Garden of Meise.
7 must do’s when in Liège, Belgium
If you are exploring cities in Belgium, then you must explore Liège. The city’s citadel or the modern train station. Here are my 7 must do’s when in Liège. P.S. Check out my Instagram for more photos! 1) Citadel of Liège The Belgian city is surrounded by green slopes and there are four different walking routes to
13 Must do’s in Lier, Belgium
Lier was always on my list to visit it. Here are my must do’s when in Lier. 1) Vesten Lier used to have a 5km long city wall from the 15th century (~Vesten). Today you’ll find instead a 5 km long “groene gordel” where you can walk, jog, or bike alongside the Grote Nete, Kleine