Discover Belgium: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Belgium borders France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg in northern Europe. It is well-known for its stunning countryside and ancient culture. Its small stature makes it easy to access and explore while its substantial cultural immensity allows for long-lasting adventures that leave a deep and lasting impact.  

Castles and Citadels!

You would be hard-pressed to find a hike, trail, or route that didn’t take advantage of a significant historic edifice. The Ardennes have some of the most impressive and captivating castles. Rock climbing in the region is bound to give you astonishing panoramas of these ancient gems.

Old World Culture!

Its location has made it a vital destination and thoroughfare throughout history. Many of the classic urban sites, like Brussels, Bruges, and Antwerp, are small enough to peruse and offer easy access to the enticing wilderness wonder - from Wallonia to Flanders . Browsing this enchanting country is a delicious blend of city intrigue and outdoor adventure.

Exceptional Ardennes

A collection of some of the best Belgian features resides in the Ardennes. This region has evolved from humble beginnings, never forgetting each phase of its growth. It has brought along ancient caves, castles, war stories, endemic flora and fauna, exhibiting each for travelers within its borders. Tour the caves between a rock climbing expedition that overlooks the Castle of Freyr for one a magical experience.

The effects of the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean seem to be reserved for the coastal regions, giving Belgium cool summers and mild winters. The climate from late spring into the fall is relatively dry, making for enjoyable summer months.

French, Dutch, German

Euro (EUR)

Brussels is the main transportation hub with a busy international airport, though an extensive train network snakes through most provinces and regions. Brussels, Antwerp, Namur, and many more serve tens of thousands of passengers. It borders both France and Germany, with Lille right near the border. Paris, Cologne, and Frankfurt are all in close proximity, with Luxembourg a delight.

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Because of the temperate climate, it is possible to visit Belgium all year round. It is most comfortable during the summer, with a countryside remote enough for anyone looking to avoid the crowds.