Belgium Travel Essentials
Ideal Duration: 5-7 days for exploring major cities like Brussels and Bruges; 10 days for a more in-depth experience
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Best Time: April to October (Spring/Summer)
Accommodation Cost (per night in USD):
Dorm bed: $20-40
Budget: $60-100
Mid-range: $120-200
Luxury: $250 and above
Budget for Food & Drinks (per day in USD): Budget: $15-30
Mid-range: $40-70
Visa Policy for Indians : Schengen Visa
Visa Policy for Other Nationals: Schengen Visa for many countries
Getting In Belgium: Brussels Airport (BRU), Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL)
Getting Around Belgium: Trains, trams, buses, and bicycles for local travel
"French and German cultures amalgamated"
Belgium Tourism
Chocolates, beer, laces and porcelain are what you think of when you hear Belgium. All of this holds true, but there is a lot more to explore in this small country. Rich in art and culture, Belgium has a fine heritage with many monuments in various cities of the country. Being the centre of EU and NATO, the country holds a lot of prominence among other countries. With long beaches in the north to the highlands in the south, the country offers you everything.
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What's Great about Travelling to Belgium?
Beer and chocolates, tourist friendly cities, numerous carnivals and festivals, delicious and affordable food
What's Not So Great about Travelling to Belgium?
Unexpected rains, conservative society, crowded towns
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- The Brussels Card is a good thing to catch hold of while coming to Belgium as it allows one to enter over 30 museums in Brussels. Apart from that, there is also an Antwerp city card.
- Belgium is a safe country on an overall basis, but there are a few neighbourhoods in Brussels and Antwerp which are a bit risky. Charleroi and Leige are also two regions that one must try and avoid.
- The emergency contact number in Belgium is 112.
- While coming to Belgium, one must never forget their raingear as well as sweater for themselves as there are often chances of sudden shows. It is also advisable to get a good pair of shows for trekking and hiking in the country.
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