Some of my Wallonian favourites: 1. Dinant - It's small and cute. Nice people, good town. 2. Mons - The hills in combination with the small build is just good. 3. La Barraque. It's a restaurant now, but was once of the most important places of WW2. There the Ardennes offensive had one of the main stories of the whole winter '44 campaign. 4. Wavre - Because of Walibi Belgium. Nice amusement park. La vie est Belge!
Something you might want to consider next time you're in Belgium is renting a bike or scooter and get a bike-map from a lokal tourist center. Belgium has an incredibly good network of bike-paths which are well worth a day or two of experiencing. (with plenty of stops in local breweries/cafés/castles). A personal favorite of mine is the fruit region (north-eastern side of the country) during spring. It is just simply gorgeous to see all the different blossoms.
@@pimmemaster6173 Yes, the Ardennes are very beautifull. Excellent if you want a break in nature from the busy towns and to be very clear : it is a region with lots of beautifull towns like Axel mentioned. I just returned from a relaxing holiday there.
Flanders is a true wonder. Extensively travelled through Flanders in November 2017. Request to drop by a tiny hamlet called "Kortrijk", apart from the 3 biggies (Ghent, Bruges and Antwerpen). Gelukkige reis.
You should have named this video "Top 10 towns in Flanders"... Whenever you're coming to Wallonia (south part), you could also visit the old and abandonned metal factories in Charleroi or Liège and climb up on hills made of coal around the city. There's also a lot of castles everywhere and huge monasteries where they're producing best beers in the world like at Orval or Maredsous. Smallest city in the world, Durbuy, is worth, as much as the Ardennes in general. Dinant is a great village and Namur a nice city to visit! Get to the Delirium cafe in Brussels with its thousands of beers. Don't forget to do some kayaking on the Lesse or to take a walk in one of our wonderful forests. Proud to be Belgian, love my country ! Cheers mates!
Luxembourg city is the capital of the country of Luxembourg and is therefore not in Belgium. In belgium it is the province of Luxemburg, adjacent to the country Luxembourg (south belgium). belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are collectively called the "Benelux". :-)
Its wonderful Mons a principal city for monuments and historical architectures in v allonia, region a majority Frenck speaking people. It.s better than luxembourg city
Very cool! Somehow just found this channel now and Belgium is one of the few countries I've yet to visit in Europe. Cheers and safe travels, subscribed.
Stop Having a Boring Life Thanks for the Sub! Much appreciated! Hope you keep having a not so boring life ;) love the screen name. All the best on your travels!
Remember that Antwerp was so millitary genius that they made a fort (fort van Breendonk). They spend way to much money on the defeces, so they had no more money for ammo. And that's how it got used against antwerp as some sort of Belgian Auschwitz...
Hi from Wallonia, Belgium! You make really nice videos, they are quite funny even though I do not always agree with all the hates or the loves! I must say that city wise, the Flanders are way better than Wallonia (Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp...), but some sights and cities are worth seeing in Wallonia: Tournai and its amazing cathedral, Liège and its nightlife (even though it is not really beautiful) and Dinant, really small but quite impressive. Anyway, the Ardennes or the Eau d'Heures lakes are really beautiful as well as the forest surrounding Liège and the german speaking regions. You seem to enjoy beers as well, you should maybe try to visit a trappist abbey located in both parts of the countries, the best one to visit is in my opinion the Orval one. Keep going with these videos, they are really nice! Cheers!
Hey, big like for your traveling videos. Just some constructive criticism about this one: Luxembourg is a country on it's own and exists longer than the kingdom of Belgium. It's also the last Grand-Duchy in the world by the way. This might seem like a niggling fact but that small country has a very own history and culture. Half of it's size got to Belgium in 1839 which is now called the "Province de Luxembourg". Best wishes, Joël
Definately a little flanders heavy. I would probably be biased towards it too. I really enjoyed the towns of Namur and Dinant. Dinant is a bit more quiet and you can climb 500 steps or whatever to the fort where you can grab amazing pictures of the river valley. Bastogne is also great for some WWII history.
I was a fan of Ostend. After a day in historical Bruges it was an interesting 15-minute train detour to see the mix of old (the big old church by the train station) and new along the Flemish coast.
I was in Belgium for the first time last week and went to antwerp, bruges, ghent and leuven. I enjoyed all of them. Next time I'd like to go to mechelen, dinant and durbuy. I did actually go to luxembourg but only had time to check out a couple of places in the northern part- clervaux and ettlebruck. they didnt really have anything there sadly so it felt like a wasted journey.
Hi! Thanks a lot for your video! It's nice to hear an American talk about Belgium. I was born in Brussels but I grew up in the south of Belgium, near Luxembourg ( which is another country by the way, Luxembourg is not part of Belgium. Now having said that I agree this town is great!), a little bit further than the Ardennes, the Belgian Lorraine, also known as Gaume. It's really beautiful and green, full of forests, even nicer than the ardennes I would say. If you love beer you should try Orval there. And then visit the beautiful forests of this part of Belgium. That would be really cool if you could make a video about the French Speaking side of Belgium :) A town you should definitively visit in Wallonia is Dinant, where the inventor of the Saxophone came from, it's small and quite boring but really beautiful. Anyway, if you need help to find other nice places in Wallonia or even in Flanders and Brussels, you can always ask me.
Hey! Ja ik ben waal. Normal gezien ben ik een Brusselaar, ik was daar geboren, maar ik ben in het zuid van België opgegroeid. Waar in Vlanderen kom je vandaan?
And what about Arlon? Yeah I know it s not as big as Bruges or Ghent but this is one of the most historicals places in Belgium. You can see the ruins of the old roman city, the Knippchen, a wonderful museum about world war 2 and more. There is the city of Namur which is considered as the capital of the Wallonia. It's not a very big and old city but you have some beautiful places to visit. And obviously, you have Liège and his "Le Carré" which is the most famous places of the city because it's a very friendly place where you get drunk easy :p Well that's my opinion about the Wallonia's citys because they are so underrated. There is obviously a lot of others beautiful citys and places (like the castle of Bouillon) but yeah, don't go in Wallonia if you don't care about history or beautiful landscape :p
@@pawion no, i am just telling the truth. Wallonia has some qualities, but cities in flanders are simply more interesting. I've been to liège, charleroi andd namur. The first two made me feel really uncomfortable.
What about a doing a Travel Video of things to do and places to do in another town in Belgium, known as Gheel? There are 8 to 10 different Tourist Attractions including the St. Dymphna's Catholic Church, (where the Patron Saint of people with Mental Disabilities and Mental Illness and Neurological Disabilities and Neurological Illnesses is Entombed and they have a special Parade on her Feast Day which is May 15th.
One thing about Belgium is: go to the Walonian region for it's nature and it's fair share of good Belgian beer, and go to the Flandrian region for the rest (of the beer).
Welcome to Flanders, fellas! And by the way, our service is very good! It' s not because one individual had a disappointing experience once, that the overall service stinks!
Sorry but the service might be good but it's not friendly. I'm Belgian but born in Canada. I always say in Canada the customer is always right; in Belgium the customer is always wrong. When you ask for something in Wallinia, "Ce n'est pas possible" ln Flanders, "Dat kan niet'." :-)
Ruben he is good footballer from Belgium he has too many females Belgium fans plus he has amazing skills in catching the fishes with Ruben you will have the chance to eat to so many seafood he is good at fishing ;) you dont need to bring any food with you from Uk to Belgium Ruebn can provide you and hunt for you the best food in Belgium easily
As a Belgian, in order to put a little bit more emphasis on the French-speaking part I would recommend the following instead of the below: Namur, Tournai, Mons 6. It is not really a town but a forest (go to Dinant, Durbuy and la Roche en Ardennes if you go there) 7. It is also not a town 8. The 3 cities aforementioned are more worth it in my opinion 9. The battlefield is interesting, not the city 10. It is not in Belgium (still quite nice though)
Be careful when you drink Belgium’s beers 🍻, it is not limonade 🤪 enjoy all the tastefully specialities as there are the Belguim cheese 🧀 and the famous chocolate 🍫, French frittes 🍟, and the delicious pie’s 🎂🍮🍰🥮 ... and so much more.
i rather stay away from cities and just enjoy the views of Flanders... De Polders, 't Zwin, Flemish Ardennes, De Kempen. It's true that Flanders is kinda low on nature-density, but the amount of nature that's left, is worth protecting/fighting for... To bad that Tourists almost only go to cities, since there is so much more to c. Another must c region from belgium is the town Poperinge. If you want to enjoy some beers, Poperinge has the best local beers from Belgium. A St Bernardus (beer (with 6%, 10%, or 12% alcohol) ) is a must.... XD
100% right, I am in love with the 'westhoek', the area around Ieper, poperinge and diksmuide where in small villages and hamlets, the atmosphere of the middle ages is still visible.
For someone who has been a frequent visitor to Flanders it would be good if you pronounced Mechelen properly. It is Mek-helen with a ch from the back of the throat rather than a ch as in church. The rest were ok.
Haha, says so much about poor Belgium, making top 10's about places to visit and including foreign destinations :D So, next time you stay in Brussels and want to visit, top 10 : London, Paris, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Luxemburg, Aachen... and oh, uhm, why not try Bruges too :D
I have been to all cities. Except waterloon and world war 1 battle fields. I have been to Ieper. Brussel is a weird town they are in the flanders yet most people speak French. My favourite cities are Brugge and Antwerpen. I have not been to Luxembourg city which actually is in Luxembourg. Are there many musuems or other fun things there? In Wallonia i have been to Luik are there other cities worth visting in Wallonia?
+jérôme Puissieux Nope, Luxemburg City is not directly connected to Belgium by bridge. From the border, it's a +- 25km drive to the Capital of Luxemburg.
C’mon. Everybody knows Antwerp is the greatest city of Belgium! All the rest is just parking space 😂😜🤣. Your president even called Brussels a hellhole 😁🤭🤐
Some of my Wallonian favourites:
1. Dinant - It's small and cute. Nice people, good town.
2. Mons - The hills in combination with the small build is just good.
3. La Barraque. It's a restaurant now, but was once of the most important places of WW2. There the Ardennes offensive had one of the main stories of the whole winter '44 campaign.
4. Wavre - Because of Walibi Belgium. Nice amusement park.
La vie est Belge!
OMG, how could you forget the city of SPA! :)
Something you might want to consider next time you're in Belgium is renting a bike or scooter and get a bike-map from a lokal tourist center. Belgium has an incredibly good network of bike-paths which are well worth a day or two of experiencing. (with plenty of stops in local breweries/cafés/castles). A personal favorite of mine is the fruit region (north-eastern side of the country) during spring. It is just simply gorgeous to see all the different blossoms.
In the south I recommend you to visit,Namur,Dinant,Spa,Durbuy and Mons,cheers from Belgium.
In that area I liked Andenne also
De Ardennen are really beautiful
@@pimmemaster6173 Yes, the Ardennes are very beautifull. Excellent if you want a break in nature from the busy towns and to be very clear : it is a region with lots of beautifull towns like Axel mentioned. I just returned from a relaxing holiday there.
Flanders is a true wonder. Extensively travelled through Flanders in November 2017. Request to drop by a tiny hamlet called "Kortrijk", apart from the 3 biggies (Ghent, Bruges and Antwerpen). Gelukkige reis.
It's nice to see how tourists experience Belgium! -Belgian myself-
You should have named this video "Top 10 towns in Flanders"... Whenever you're coming to Wallonia (south part), you could also visit the old and abandonned metal factories in Charleroi or Liège and climb up on hills made of coal around the city. There's also a lot of castles everywhere and huge monasteries where they're producing best beers in the world like at Orval or Maredsous. Smallest city in the world, Durbuy, is worth, as much as the Ardennes in general. Dinant is a great village and Namur a nice city to visit! Get to the Delirium cafe in Brussels with its thousands of beers. Don't forget to do some kayaking on the Lesse or to take a walk in one of our wonderful forests.
Proud to be Belgian, love my country !
Cheers mates!
i'm from belgium too i'ts a great country :)
Ypres also has a very impressive museum on the First World War, also the amount of unnamed graves on the war cemetries is bone chilling.
Not to forget Waregem near Courtrai, Obama ever came to visit that American cementury. Btw, Zulte- Waregem is the best soccerteam of Belgium :p
Another great video Mark. Puts me in the mood to plan a trip to Belgium.
Luxembourg city is the capital of the country of Luxembourg and is therefore not in Belgium. In belgium it is the province of Luxemburg, adjacent to the country Luxembourg (south belgium). belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are collectively called the "Benelux". :-)
Its wonderful Mons a principal city for monuments and historical architectures in v allonia, region a majority Frenck speaking people. It.s better than luxembourg city
The Grand Duchy of Luxemburg is a fake country that should never have separated from Belgium.
netherlands is accualy north belgium and luxembourg is south belgium lol
@@majy1735 zei gij fucking dom da was nie eens ooit een gedeelte van belgie geweest
@@tibojanssen8137 Helgje doet alsof z'n land iets waard is
Lol
Very cool! Somehow just found this channel now and Belgium is one of the few countries I've yet to visit in Europe. Cheers and safe travels, subscribed.
I am from belegium, be shure to visit Gent .
DoctorGreen thumb Thanks for the recommendation! :)
Stop Having a Boring Life Thanks for the Sub! Much appreciated! Hope you keep having a not so boring life ;) love the screen name. All the best on your travels!
DoctorGreen thumb Gent is really great. Loved staying there.
woltersworld So far so good and pleasure. Safe travels, good sir!
Thank you so much... Bruges is a wonderful place
antwerp is a really beautiful city they restored a lot of building rn and it became very nice reallt go visit it again!!
Remember that Antwerp was so millitary genius that they made a fort (fort van Breendonk). They spend way to much money on the defeces, so they had no more money for ammo. And that's how it got used against antwerp as some sort of Belgian Auschwitz...
Love Belgium Blankenburger in the north lovely beach town we visited while staying in Bruge The train station is right in centre of town .
Hi from Wallonia, Belgium! You make really nice videos, they are quite funny even though I do not always agree with all the hates or the loves!
I must say that city wise, the Flanders are way better than Wallonia (Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp...), but some sights and cities are worth seeing in Wallonia: Tournai and its amazing cathedral, Liège and its nightlife (even though it is not really beautiful) and Dinant, really small but quite impressive.
Anyway, the Ardennes or the Eau d'Heures lakes are really beautiful as well as the forest surrounding Liège and the german speaking regions.
You seem to enjoy beers as well, you should maybe try to visit a trappist abbey located in both parts of the countries, the best one to visit is in my opinion the Orval one.
Keep going with these videos, they are really nice! Cheers!
+Colossal Voids And Mons ! :)
Umbrellaha
True that as well :)
Vous êtes d'où en Wallonie ? Si je puis me permettre :)
Je viens de Sombreffe, près de Gembloux.
:)
If youre a college student leuven is the place to be during a school semester… things get crazy over there not gonna lie ;)
Hey, big like for your traveling videos. Just some constructive criticism about this one: Luxembourg is a country on it's own and exists longer than the kingdom of Belgium. It's also the last Grand-Duchy in the world by the way. This might seem like a niggling fact but that small country has a very own history and culture. Half of it's size got to Belgium in 1839 which is now called the "Province de Luxembourg". Best wishes, Joël
+Joël Baschera I was the Lux about a decade ago. Broke my ankle in a bar... still had a nice time :)
Definately a little flanders heavy. I would probably be biased towards it too.
I really enjoyed the towns of Namur and Dinant. Dinant is a bit more quiet and you can climb 500 steps or whatever to the fort where you can grab amazing pictures of the river valley.
Bastogne is also great for some WWII history.
Check out Bastogne if you’re American and like to see battle fields.
I was a fan of Ostend. After a day in historical Bruges it was an interesting 15-minute train detour to see the mix of old (the big old church by the train station) and new along the Flemish coast.
I was in Belgium for the first time last week and went to antwerp, bruges, ghent and leuven. I enjoyed all of them. Next time I'd like to go to mechelen, dinant and durbuy. I did actually go to luxembourg but only had time to check out a couple of places in the northern part- clervaux and ettlebruck. they didnt really have anything there sadly so it felt like a wasted journey.
Danny Dorko you didn't go to Brussels?!
Hi! Thanks a lot for your video! It's nice to hear an American talk about Belgium. I was born in Brussels but I grew up in the south of Belgium, near Luxembourg ( which is another country by the way, Luxembourg is not part of Belgium. Now having said that I agree this town is great!), a little bit further than the Ardennes, the Belgian Lorraine, also known as Gaume. It's really beautiful and green, full of forests, even nicer than the ardennes I would say.
If you love beer you should try Orval there. And then visit the beautiful forests of this part of Belgium. That would be really cool if you could make a video about the French Speaking side of Belgium :)
A town you should definitively visit in Wallonia is Dinant, where the inventor of the Saxophone came from, it's small and quite boring but really beautiful.
Anyway, if you need help to find other nice places in Wallonia or even in Flanders and Brussels, you can always ask me.
ah ,een waal? ik ben ook van belgië, maar van Vlaanderen.
Hey! Ja ik ben waal. Normal gezien ben ik een Brusselaar, ik was daar geboren, maar ik ben in het zuid van België opgegroeid. Waar in Vlanderen kom je vandaan?
Van kortenberg (een dorpje tussen leuven en brussel)
Hi!! thanks for your explanations on the cities. I just missed pictures of many cities that you mentioned.
can you please do a video on Antwerp ? what to see etc....
There are very authentic cities and villages in the french part
VERY GOOD.
Luxemburg City is the Capital of Luxembourg!
If you ever come back to Belgium, you can consider to visit the city of Kortrijk ;)
Courtrai is a really nice, i study there atm. It is quite alive... It's worth to come during Alcatraz Metal fest :p
Bavo Vanneste lol kortrijk...
Liège is very beautiful too
also, if you like hiking & countryside: Vlaamse Ardennen, Kalmthoutse Heide, Averbode Bos en Heide
And what about Arlon? Yeah I know it s not as big as Bruges or Ghent but this is one of the most historicals places in Belgium. You can see the ruins of the old roman city, the Knippchen, a wonderful museum about world war 2 and more.
There is the city of Namur which is considered as the capital of the Wallonia. It's not a very big and old city but you have some beautiful places to visit.
And obviously, you have Liège and his "Le Carré" which is the most famous places of the city because it's a very friendly place where you get drunk easy :p
Well that's my opinion about the Wallonia's citys because they are so underrated. There is obviously a lot of others beautiful citys and places (like the castle of Bouillon) but yeah, don't go in Wallonia if you don't care about history or beautiful landscape :p
+Cosmos And you forget Mons, european capital of culture :)
no wallonian cities are not that interesting and liège is an ugly city
@@kassiperpro1378 Are you some kind of Walloon(especially Liège)-hater ?
@@pawion no, i am just telling the truth. Wallonia has some qualities, but cities in flanders are simply more interesting. I've been to liège, charleroi andd namur. The first two made me feel really uncomfortable.
What about a doing a Travel Video of things to do and places to do in another town in Belgium, known as Gheel? There are 8 to 10 different Tourist Attractions including the St. Dymphna's Catholic Church, (where the Patron Saint of people with Mental Disabilities and Mental Illness and Neurological Disabilities and Neurological Illnesses is Entombed and they have a special Parade on her Feast Day which is May 15th.
was this filmed in december? i am in leuven now and it is not sunny at all.
Dinant is good too !!
I am from leuven !!!
I'm actually surprised Ypres isn't on this list.
The Epic Furry It was on the list, but as it is a Flemish city, it's called Ieper.
I reside in Wachtebeke on Axels Vaardeken.
One thing about Belgium is: go to the Walonian region for it's nature and it's fair share of good Belgian beer, and go to the Flandrian region for the rest (of the beer).
Nature reserve to visit between 15 of august and 15 of september. Kalmthoutse heide in the north it will all purple
Visit Durbuy
Welcome to Flanders, fellas! And by the way, our service is very good! It' s not because one individual had a disappointing experience once, that the overall service stinks!
+Koen Temmerman I think it's because in the USA the service is very important, that is why they donate tips ! :)
Sorry but the service might be good but it's not friendly. I'm Belgian but born in Canada. I always say in Canada the customer is always right; in Belgium the customer is always wrong. When you ask for something in Wallinia, "Ce n'est pas possible" ln Flanders, "Dat kan niet'." :-)
Top 10 in Belgium Wallonia (not in order) :
1) Liège
2) Namur
3) DInant
4) Bouillon
5) Waterloo
6) Maredsous
7) Spa
8) Durbuy
9) La Roche-en-Ardenne
10) Charleroi and Mons 😂
Ruben he is good footballer from Belgium he has too many females Belgium fans plus he has amazing skills in catching the fishes with Ruben you will have the chance to eat to so many seafood he is good at fishing ;) you dont need to bring any food with you from Uk to Belgium Ruebn can provide you and hunt for you the best food in Belgium easily
As a Belgian, in order to put a little bit more emphasis on the French-speaking part I would recommend the following instead of the below: Namur, Tournai, Mons
6. It is not really a town but a forest (go to Dinant, Durbuy and la Roche en Ardennes if you go there)
7. It is also not a town
8. The 3 cities aforementioned are more worth it in my opinion
9. The battlefield is interesting, not the city
10. It is not in Belgium (still quite nice though)
You have an awesome live!
You mention antwerp but you dont even talk about the train station there... its just insane! Biggest in the world lol😂
Be careful when you drink Belgium’s beers 🍻, it is not limonade 🤪 enjoy all the tastefully specialities as there are the Belguim cheese 🧀 and the famous chocolate 🍫, French frittes 🍟, and the delicious pie’s 🎂🍮🍰🥮 ... and so much more.
*FRENCH* WHAT??? IT IS BELGIAN
You need to visit Dutch Brabant (North-Brabant) as well.
S-hertogenbosch, Eindhoven, Breda, Zundert, Nuenen, Heusden en Kaatsheuvel (Efteling)
Luxemburg is it's own country, and it's not a royal palace, but a ducal palace
You're awesome
have you been to spa? I am thinking about going there to the f1 race but I want to know what else is there to see
bridgebill sadly I have not been... but I will definitely check them out on our next visit
woltersworld
You are coming back to Belgium ? whoop whoop ! :) Going more to the South, or exploring little towns ?
Dude flew by Mechelen and didn't say it right. Man's said meshelen smh
No Ostend in the list :(
ostend is marginaal
Is Luxembourg worth visiting? Is it boring?
i rather stay away from cities and just enjoy the views of Flanders... De Polders, 't Zwin, Flemish Ardennes, De Kempen. It's true that Flanders is kinda low on nature-density, but the amount of nature that's left, is worth protecting/fighting for... To bad that Tourists almost only go to cities, since there is so much more to c. Another must c region from belgium is the town Poperinge. If you want to enjoy some beers, Poperinge has the best local beers from Belgium. A St Bernardus (beer (with 6%, 10%, or 12% alcohol) ) is a must.... XD
100% right, I am in love with the 'westhoek', the area around Ieper, poperinge and diksmuide where in small villages and hamlets, the atmosphere of the middle ages is still visible.
Brugge is gorgeous. If you're going, watch the movie In Brugge before you go. A crappy movie, but great shots of this great city.
unfortunately Luxemburg city is in ... Luxemburg, not in Belgium. Next-best cities for number 10 : Hasselt or Liege
I don't agree with this list.
And also Luxembourgh City???
For someone who has been a frequent visitor to Flanders it would be good if you pronounced Mechelen properly. It is Mek-helen with a ch from the back of the throat rather than a ch as in church. The rest were ok.
Haha, says so much about poor Belgium, making top 10's about places to visit and including foreign destinations :D So, next time you stay in Brussels and want to visit, top 10 : London, Paris, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Luxemburg, Aachen... and oh, uhm, why not try Bruges too :D
I have been to all cities. Except waterloon and world war 1 battle fields. I have been to Ieper. Brussel is a weird town they are in the flanders yet most people speak French.
My favourite cities are Brugge and Antwerpen.
I have not been to Luxembourg city which actually is in Luxembourg. Are there many musuems or other fun things there?
In Wallonia i have been to Luik are there other cities worth visting in Wallonia?
Yes, in Wallonia there are Namur, Mons and Tournai to visit and many smaller towns like Dinant, Durbuy and Bouillon.
Visit geel its where they killed an irish princes
Would you recommend the seacoast towns?
dinanttttttttttttttt is the top!!!!!!!!!!!
Luxembourg city?
Sandro Ramscheidt It's a place between Belgium and Luxembourg. There, there is a bridge who connects the 2 countries
+jérôme Puissieux Nope, Luxemburg City is not directly connected to Belgium by bridge. From the border, it's a +- 25km drive to the Capital of Luxemburg.
Oh ok I'll tell my father that cuz I was not sure. Thank you ! :)
I want to see Jesus' blood before I get old.
Antwerp #1, the rest is parking lot.
leuven 😝
0:38 idd because wallonia is boring
its Brugge* lol
It is called Brugge not Bruges.
T is wel zo in t engels
C’mon. Everybody knows Antwerp is the greatest city of Belgium! All the rest is just parking space 😂😜🤣. Your president even called Brussels a hellhole 😁🤭🤐
Leuven is actually quite boring if you are not a student
off course influenced by Flanders!! Liege is much more beautiful!!
Bruges is so overrated
Mechelen is the most boring city, go to any seaside city instead