Culture and Language

Belgium is divided into three regions, each with its own distinct language and culture:

• Flanders (Dutch-speaking)
• Wallonia (French-speaking)
• Brussels-Capital Region (bilingual, with both French and Dutch)

There is also a small German-speaking community in the east.

Landmarks and Attractions

Belgium is famous for its historical cities, including:

• Brussels: The capital, known for the Grand Place, Atomium, and Manneken Pis.
• Bruges: A medieval city with canals, cobblestone streets, and the iconic Belfry.
• Antwerp: A bustling port city, renowned for its diamond trade and fashion scene.
• Ghent: A vibrant cultural hub with medieval architecture and the stunning St. Bavo's Cathedral.

The Ardennes region offers natural beauty, outdoor activities, and charming villages.

Major cities

• Brussels: The capital city and political hub, home to the European Union and NATO headquarters.
• Antwerp: A major port city, known for its diamond trade, fashion, and vibrant cultural scene.
• Ghent: A historical city with medieval architecture and a lively cultural life.
• Bruges: A picturesque medieval town famous for its canals, cobblestone streets, and preserved architecture.
• Liège: An industrial city with a rich history, known for its steel industry and cultural landmarks.
• Charleroi: A significant industrial center, known for its coal mining history and growing arts scene.