Celebrate Belgium

Belgium Independence Day  –  Belgian Independence Day is celebrated annually on July 21.

Belgian Culture  –  Belgium is a multicultural country. It is not only bordered by four countries (the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, and France), but also consists of three distinct states with their own languages and cultures.

Belgium Travel Advice  –  From the Canadian government.

Belgium.be  –  The official federal government portal.

Best Things to Do in Belgium  –  From the Rough Guides editors.

European Union  –  Belgium membership and overview of the country.

History of Belgium  –  A peek into the past.

Nature Reserves & National Parks  –  Many of the natural beauty of Belgium is easily accessible and well equipped; you’ll find car parks, cafes and even places to stay. Officially recognised nature reserves and parks are well sign-posted and marked on your maps but you’ll also find much to admire in Belgium’s open countryside.

Traditional Belgian Food  –  Belgian cuisine is extensively varied and made up of diverse influences from French, German and Dutch cooking.

UNESCO  –  Belgian recognition and the World Heritage Convention.

Visit Bruges  –  Wonder, amazement, inspiration. You’ll experience all of them, because Bruges astounds, captivates and delights.

Visit Brussels  –  The official tourism website for the city.

Welcome to Antwerp    –  Your guide to visiting the city.

Wiki Voyage  –  Travel resources, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Wikipedia    – Belgian National Day, according to the Internet encyclopedia.

The World Factbook  –  Belgian facts from America’s CIA.