Brugge is an absolutely beautiful city - one of my favorite European cities I have been to. There…read moreare blocks and blocks of colorful houses, and canals that wind throughout the city. I just day tripped here, but it would definitely be worth staying for multiple days. Many chocolate shops of course, and even lots of cool vintage stores! Food, shopping, and views. What more could you ask for from a city?

Another of the lovely places to visit or walk pas in Brugge. We were rushed but loved the…read morearchitecture and the music group in front was excellent.

From the owner: Quai de charme Dans ce nouveau quartier du Vieux-Lille, le Quai des Chevillards est un hâvre de…read morepaix idéal pour les promenades dominicales. Entouré d'arbres qui amènent fraîcheur et verdure, surmonté d'un joli pont en bois et métal, ce petit quai à l'eau claire et limpide confère aux lieux un charme indéniable.

Ghent's city square. Much like other squares its a good choice for meeting up or taking in the…read moreatmosphere of the city. You're also surrounded by plenty of historical architecture. Not sure if I felt it was the most memorable landmark, but it is impressive as other city squares throughout Belgium. You can visit the St. Nicholas Church and restaurants in the surrounding area. In a nutshell, historical site that's a good tourist grab and easy to just explore the walk ways and wander about the city.

We wandered to the park next to a big church by the statues of people all around and the fountain…read morein the middle. There were tours coming through benches to sit down on.

A bench! My kingdom for a bench!…read more What a great location to get a rest with a great view. Nice little park tucked into the many sites of Brussels. Sometimes it can be difficult to find a nice bench to rest your weary feet after a long walk. This park fits the bill. Love the fountain, very relaxing. Nice try coverage for shade and plenty of open space. Just a nice spot.

This is Graffiti Street and it changes constantly one day to the next…read more Belgium had a bit of a graffiti problem until they gave the artists this street as their canvas to use however they wanted, so often new murals and art pop up overnight. For last Halloween they painted it grey and asked the artists keep it to a scary Halloween theme, but we were told the color and other art came back within a few weeks. There's an amazing chocolate shop here called The Chocolate Maker, so the street was part of our Chocolate Tour by Charlie Tours, but we came back for more chocolate a couple days later, only to be surprised it had changed so much in such little time. It's a must-see in Ghent and definitely worth a walk through.

Neat to see the art, however the street feels a bit sketchy depending on the time of day you visit…read moreand who is around. Watch your surroundings and just be aware. Some of the art looks amazing. Other pieces have been graffitied over, which was kind of a bummer. I'd see this if you're nearby but would not go out of my way to see this.