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The Chocolate Museum in Brussels was created for those who like to eat chocolate or drink cocoa. This is a vivid reminder that Belgian chocolate is recognized as one of the best in the world. In the capital of Belgium, tourists are given the opportunity to see with their own eyes the features and hi...

The Ghent Design Museum is considered one of the most popular museums in Belgium. In society, this is explained by the fact that art and design are very common phenomena in modern Belgium. Various exhibitions and other cultural events are held annually in the country. In this regard, the city of Ghe...

The Groening Museum is open on all days except Mondays and public holidays, and it is recommended to visit it with a guide or take an audio guide to the reception for a more complete immersion in the art world. Children under the age of 18 can enter for free. Adult citizens, along with the purchase ...

The Diamond Museum in Antwerp attracts the attention of those who admire precious stones. In this place you can look at diamonds in different exhibitions, all the exhibits are real. To become a visitor, you must not only buy a ticket, but also take off your outerwear when entering the hall. This rul...

The ADAM Museum opened in 2015 and has been called one of the most unusual institutions in Belgium. But this is the advantage of the attraction, the basis of the exposition is the Plasticarium collection, which has no analogues in Europe, where the works of designers of the 20th and 21st centuries a...

The Museum of En de Strome was built in 2011 according to a special design by the famous architectural bureau. The museum attracts visitors not only by its appearance, but also by the rich collections it holds. Both private and public collections are kept and exhibited here. The two lower floors are...

The Beguines Monastery in Bruges is a community of lonely beguines in Flanders and the Netherlands. Beguinages became widespread in the Lower Countries in the 13th century. The Beguinage in Bruges today can be safely called a monastery, since the nuns of the Order of St. Benedict currently live here...

The Laeken Cemetery is considered to be the oldest cemetery in Belgium, which is still functioning today. It is the resting place of the Belgian royal family. It is known as the Belgian Pere Lachaise, after the famous Paris cemetery, because it is the burial place of the rich and famous, as well as ...

The Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp is one of the largest museums in Belgium dedicated to fine art. Most of the exhibits were created by the artists who lived here, but there are also copies written by other European masters. The museum has an extensive collection of paintings from the 15th and...

The Royal Museums of Art and History are considered an important component of the whole of Belgium. Locals and tourists who come here like not only to visit beautiful architectural sites, but also to study history. The list of recommended places to visit during a trip to Belgium includes the Museum ...