Dive into the past at the Anderlecht Beguinage! Its timeless architecture and beautiful gardens make this beguinage a hidden gem of the city.
► Metro stop Sint-Guido
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The one and only real belgian national park lies in the province of Limburg. The park is a unique nature reserve that protects more than 12000 hectares of forests and moors. With its dark green woods, ponds, purple heathlands and a wealth of fauna and flora, there is something for everyone.
► At a 1.30h drive from Brussels
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This abbey, situated in the valley of the Molignée, belongs to the most beautiful in Belgium. Book a guided visit to discover its history and enjoy the peace and quiet. Have a walk in the garden and certainly take the time to sample the beer and cheese.
► At a 1.30h drive from Brussels
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During the time most plants are blooming, the royal gardens and greenhouses open their doors to the public for three weeks. For 2,5 euros you can stroll through this green paradise for a full day.
► Tram stop Aracauria
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Kortrijk has a lot to offer thanks to the combination of historical architecture and a lively atmosphere in the inner city. Take a walk besides medieval churches, the 17th century beguinage and the characteristic towers of Kortrijk. Break for an extended lunch, a piece of cake or to stroll through the shopping streets.
► At 1.15h by train from Brussels-central
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‘The black loop’ is a walk through the industrial past of Charleroi. The route combines nature with urban exploring. La boucle noire takes you on an expedition through Charleroi and its spoil tips and carries you past steel plants, parks and the banks of the Samber.
► At 50 minutes by train from Brussels-central
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The beating heart of the majestic Sonian forest is found in Tervuren: The arboretum. It stretches over 100 hectares and is home to over 700 species of trees found both in Europe and other continents.
► Tram 44, stop Brusselsesteenweg
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The Flemish city of Leuven has a lot of historical charm, yet is rich in a young, dynamic atmosphere. Take a walk in its beautiful beguinage or the exquisite botanical garden and certainly take the time to make a stop in one of the many fun bars and hip restaurants.
► 30 minutes by train from Brussels-central
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Hidden in a rocky valley, Durbuy, the smallest town in the world, can be found. You can enjoy a beautiful panorama of the old town. Stroll through the winding cobblestone streets and discover its 17th and 18th century stone houses. Locally you can also explore a lot of nature castles, prehistoric monuments and caves!
► 2 hours by train from Brussels-central
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From the second of April to the third of May the grounds of the Groot-Bijgaarden castle is fully covered with spring flowers. It’s a fairy tale sight that will be enjoyed by both children and parents alike.
► 30 minutes by train from Brussels-central
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