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Frietmuseum Brussels. Brussels, Belgium
Read more: Frietmuseum Brussels. Brussels, BelgiumFrietmuseum Brussels opened its doors in April 2025. It is a unique cultural spot dedicated to the culinary art, secret techniques, and history of Belgian fries and the potato.
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Trench of Death. Diksmuide, Belgium
Read more: Trench of Death. Diksmuide, BelgiumThe Dodengang, internationally known as the Trench of Death, is the last preserved Belgian First World War trench system.
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Kemmel Command Bunker. Heuvelland, Belgium
Read more: Kemmel Command Bunker. Heuvelland, BelgiumThe Kemmel Command Bunker is one of the most fascinating and best-preserved hidden sites of the Cold War.
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Bastogne Barracks. Bastogne, Belgium
Read more: Bastogne Barracks. Bastogne, BelgiumBastogne Barracks stand as a legendary landmark of the Second World War.
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Royal Military Museum. Brussels, Belgium
Read more: Royal Military Museum. Brussels, BelgiumThe Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History is one of Brussels’ most impressive landmarks.
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Fort Breendonk. Breendonk, Belgium
Read more: Fort Breendonk. Breendonk, BelgiumThe National Memorial of Fort Breendonk is one of the best-preserved testimonials of Nazi atrocities in Europe.
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Maison Autrique. Brussels, Belgium
Read more: Maison Autrique. Brussels, BelgiumMaison Autrique. Brussels, Belgium If you love historic architecture with a soul, Maison Autrique is an absolute gem in Brussels. Located in the Schaerbeek municipality, this stunning building hides a fascinating story. It was built in 1893 and it is the very first landmark project by the legendary Victor Horta, designed for his friend Eugène…
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The Lion’s Mound (Butte du Lion). Braine-l’Alleud, Belgium
Read more: The Lion’s Mound (Butte du Lion). Braine-l’Alleud, BelgiumThe Lion’s Mound is an impressive artificial hill built between 1820 and 1826 by order of King William I.
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Choco-Story Brussels. Brussels, Belgium
Read more: Choco-Story Brussels. Brussels, BelgiumChoco-Story Brussels. Brussels, Belgium Choco-Story Brussels is the first chocolate museum in Belgium and a must-visit for anyone curious about the history—and taste—of chocolate. Located just steps from the Grand-Place, the museum offers an interactive experience that takes you from the origins of cocoa in the ancient Americas to the iconic Belgian pralines of today.…
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Museum of Illusions. Brussels, Belgium
Read more: Museum of Illusions. Brussels, BelgiumThe Museum of Illusions is the largest illusion museum in Belgium, offering a mind-bending experience for visitors of all ages.
