Belgium beers are often very strong but always very good. You should ask for recommendations before starting to drink. Take a tour of a local brewery to find out more about the brewing process.

Bruges

Bruges in Belgium is often called ‘the Venice of the North’. Cruising along a canal is a great way to see the dramatic buildings of the city or to relax after sightseeing.

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Dare to visit one of the more eccentric venues in Bruges. The Lucifernum, where you can have a drink, listen to live music and watch performance art, used to be a Masonic temple. Freemasons are interred in a cemetery on the grounds.

Waterloo

Waterloo was the site of Napoleon’s final defeat. Visit the town and climb up Lion’s Mound for a view of the battlefield. It’s not a difficult climb and history buffs will love the experience.

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Mannekin Pis

You can’t go to Belgium without visiting the Mannekin Pis. This bronze statue of a small boy taking a wee is well-known throughout the world. Tourists love it although it’s not a big deal to residents.

Doel

Be inspired by the street art in Doel. The village is dying but street artists have created colorful art on the crumbling buildings. It’s a dystopian but fascinating sight.

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Outside of world-class breweries that can be toured, such as Cantillon, the Belgian capital is also blessed with a number of fantastic cafes and bars at which beers from across Europe, Belgium, and around the world can be sampled.

The Delirium Cafe, located in the heart of Brussels’ Old Town, is definitely the number one spot you must check out if you’re looking to find a place to sample beers and have a good time in this beautiful city.

Delirium Cafe is associated with a Belgian brewery and holds the Guinness World Record for having the largest number of beers on tap of any bar in the world. In January 2004, this number stood at 2,004, but has now grown to include over 3,000 draft beers. If you can think of a beer, it’s probably available here.

Beer lovers in Brussels must put this unique and impressive bar on their list of places to visit!

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Belgium beers are often very strong but always very good. You should ask for recommendations before starting to drink. Take a tour of a local brewery to find out more about the brewing process.

Bruges

Bruges in Belgium is often called ‘the Venice of the North’. Cruising along a canal is a great way to see the dramatic buildings of the city or to relax after sightseeing.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhV8w1vnaE4/?tagged=brugesbelgium

Dare to visit one of the more eccentric venues in Bruges. The Lucifernum, where you can have a drink, listen to live music and watch performance art, used to be a Masonic temple. Freemasons are interred in a cemetery on the grounds.

Waterloo

Waterloo was the site of Napoleon’s final defeat. Visit the town and climb up Lion’s Mound for a view of the battlefield. It’s not a difficult climb and history buffs will love the experience.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdNTzaxlLfr/?tagged=waterloobelgium

Mannekin Pis

You can’t go to Belgium without visiting the Mannekin Pis. This bronze statue of a small boy taking a wee is well-known throughout the world. Tourists love it although it’s not a big deal to residents.

Doel

Be inspired by the street art in Doel. The village is dying but street artists have created colorful art on the crumbling buildings. It’s a dystopian but fascinating sight.

The post Reasons to Add Belgium to Your Bucket List appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Outside of world-class breweries that can be toured, such as Cantillon, the Belgian capital is also blessed with a number of fantastic cafes and bars at which beers from across Europe, Belgium, and around the world can be sampled.

The Delirium Cafe, located in the heart of Brussels’ Old Town, is definitely the number one spot you must check out if you’re looking to find a place to sample beers and have a good time in this beautiful city.

Delirium Cafe is associated with a Belgian brewery and holds the Guinness World Record for having the largest number of beers on tap of any bar in the world. In January 2004, this number stood at 2,004, but has now grown to include over 3,000 draft beers. If you can think of a beer, it’s probably available here.

Beer lovers in Brussels must put this unique and impressive bar on their list of places to visit!

The post You Must Check Out This Insane Beer Bar in Brussels appeared first on Traveler Dreams.