Belgien

Spa, the "Pearl of the Ardennes" and one of the UNESCO Great SPA Towns of Europe, is characterised by its historical importance and its natural thermal springs.

The Belgian capital Brussels, also known as the capital of Europe, is famous for its impressive architecture, the seat of the EU Parliament and cultural diversity.

The Val Saint-Lambert is a valley full of former crystal works that offers an insight into the traditional art of glassmaking in Belgium.

The Scheldeland offers a fascinating mix of cultural treasures and scenic beauty along the banks of the river that gives the region its name.

The Canal de Visé or Haccourt Canal is a historic hydraulic engineering structure that has connected the Meuse with major canals since 1850.

Saint-Vith in the Ardennes-Eifel is a cultural centre of attraction with a rich history and numerous sights.

Roeselare offers a fascinating mix of rich history and vibrant culture.

The Plan incliné de Ronquières is a technical masterpiece that transports ships over a height difference of 68 metres.

The Pays de Herve is a culinary paradise in Belgian Wallonia, known for its delicious regional products.

Located in the north of Hainaut, the Parc naturel du Pays des Collines enchants visitors with its gently rolling hills and unspoilt nature.

The Parc Naturel des Plaines de l'Escaut covers a diverse landscape ranging from dense forests to open meadows.

The Parc Naturel des Hauts-Pays unfolds along the Belgian-French border on almost 16,000 hectares.

The Parc des canaux & châteaux invites visitors to discover the picturesque beauty of Belgium's waterways and historic castles, including Seneffe and Ecaussines.

The Parc d'Enghien is a historic castle park that impresses with its harmonious combination of nature and architecture.

The historic Canal du Centre with its hydraulic "ascenseurs" offers visitors a fascinating experience.