15 child-friendly museums in Belgium
A short list of 15 museums throughout Belgium that will be particularly interesting for children of all ages and interests.
The See-Through Church of Borgloon
This literally open air steel sculpture is a fascinating and thought-provoking work of art
A walk around Alden Biesen
After visiting Grand Commandery Aldem Biesen, it’s time to take a circular walk and discover the surroundings.
Bernard Wilkin, Belgian State Archives Senior Researcher
Bernard Wilkin, Senior Researcher in the State Archives of Belgium, describes his favourite locations in his home country.
The Grand Commandery Alden Biesen
The Grand Commandery Alden Biesen is one of the most imposing castle estates in Belgium.
Enjoy a winter break in Belgium
There’s plenty of activities to do and events to attend in Belgium in December 2019, both in the major cities, and the wilds of Wallonia.
My Belgium: Andy Whittle, Executive and Life Coach
Executive and Life Coach Andy Whittle describes his favourite locations in Belgium
Christmas Carol Services in Belgium: 2019
Looking for a traditional Christmas Carol Service in Belgium? Here’s a list of where to find one. And your chance to vote for Your Favorite Carol!
Hiking with your dog: the safe and fun way
Hiking with your dog is a great way to get a good workout for yourself (and your dog). These tips will ensure that both of you enjoy the experience to the max.
The 2-Memorial Sonian Forest Walk
An 11 km circular walk through the Forêt de Soignes to memorials to foresters killed during WW1, and the terrorist attacks in Brussels in 2016.
Tyne Cot
Tyne Cot Cemetery and Memorial in Zonnebeke, Belgium is one of the largest and most moving resting places for thousands of casualties in the First World War.
Is this the Belgian Stonehenge?
I pay a visit to a mysterious megalithic stone circle deep in La Forêt de Soignes just outside Brussels.
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