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Travel to Belgium

Compact enough to be covered in a week and spirited enough to count as one of Europes most under-rated destinations, Belgium does many things well, not least winning over sceptical visitors. If all that comes to mind is waffles and EU bureaucracy, then the reality - with its frothing beer, medieval steeples and simmering cultural mix - will be a pleasant wake-up call.

True, Brussels has more than its share of faceless political buildings, but take a closer look and youll find a dynamic city big on cafรฉ living and Art Nouveau, while Antwerp and (particularly) Bruges are both custom-made for picture postcards, the pair of them rich with finely crafted Middle Ages architecture. The country itself is split into two sections - Flanders (the predominantly Dutch-speaking north) and Wallonia (the predominantly French-speaking south) - which, when taken together, add up to a visitor package far greater in scope than Belgium is generally given credit for.

Belgium Public holiday

25/12 Christmas Day
26/12 Boxing Day
01/01 New Year's Day
22/04 Easter Monday
01/05 Labour Day
02/06 Ascension Day
13/06 Whit Monday
11/07 * Flemish Community Holiday
21/07 Independence Day
15/08 Assumption
27/09 * French Community Holiday
01/11 All Saints' Day
11/11 Armistice Day
15/11 German Community Holiday
25/12 Christmas Day
26/12 Boxing Day
01/01 New Year's Day
09/04 Easter Monday
01/05 Labour Day
17/05 Ascension Day
28/05 Whit Monday
11/07 * Flemish Community Holiday
21/07 Independence Day
15/08 Assumption
27/09 * French Community Holiday
01/11 All Saints' Day
11/11 Armistice Day
15/11 German Community Holiday
25/12 Christmas Day
26/12 Boxing Day

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