Belgium's free travel strategy, asking the gods for guidance.

Brussels

From the Central Railway Station, it takes about 5 minutes to walk to the Grand Square. This is the heart of Brussels, where the City Hall and the King's Building are located, and many guild buildings with different architectural styles are also worthy of appreciation. Something smaller than a pee statue is nearby.

Take a short break in the square and continue to visit St. Michel and St. Goudron Cathedral. There are many museums around the square, including the Musical Instrument Museum, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts and the Comic Book Museum. If you have enough time, you can choose to visit them according to your own interests. After lunch, you can choose to taste the Belgian national dish-Haihong.

Then visit the Atomic Tower and Lacken Royal Manor (get off at Heather Station by subway).

the next day

Brussels-Ghent

Depart from Brussels South Station in the morning and take the train to Waterloo Town to mourn the ancient battlefield of Waterloo. The scenic spots in the ancient battlefield are scattered, which can be used as a good country walk.

After the afternoon visit, return to Brussels and take a bus to Ghent.

the third day

Ghent-Bruges

Ghent is a very young and modern city, which has almost all the characteristics of other cities in Belgium: beer, food, ancient buildings, fashion ... it is just a mixture &; Match the city. Ghent people are optimistic and helpful by nature. Here, they just need to walk slowly in the street and enjoy the medieval ancient buildings and churches with strong religious flavor. Tired of walking, I will pack Belgian-style French fries and have a mellow cherry beer.

A quiet and elegant life completely isolates people from impetuousness.

After enjoying this life enough, drive north and dream a medieval dream in Bruges.

The fourth day

Bruges-Antwerp

Bruges is called "Venice of the North" in Europe. Water is the goddess and patron saint of the city. The house is built by the river, with red bricks and stepped triangular roofs, making the whole town like a fairy tale. So it is a good choice to visit Bruges by boat.

In the beautiful and petite Bruges, you can also choose to walk or ride a bike to get closer to and taste the medieval customs. The town is surrounded by city walls, with towering gates and windmills on some doors. Seen from the map, the city looks like a goose egg. There are two adjacent squares in the center: Markt and Burg Square, which are located in the post office and the bank respectively. You can choose the sightseeing route according to your own preferences.

Take the train to Antwerp at night.

Fifth day

Antwerp-Leuven

Antwerp is a small town rich in resources, full of medieval ancient buildings, mysterious diamond craft, world-renowned painting art and perfect combination with religion. It is also the second largest port in Europe and the fourth largest port in the world.

The scenic spots recommended by Antwerp include Antwerp Grand Square, Notre Dame de Paris, Diamond Museum and Rubens' former residence. Because the town is small, you can visit it freely in one day.

After the tour, take a bus to Leuven, the last stop of the Belgian tour.

sixth day

Leuven-Brussels

Leuven is an ancient and young city, where you can find medieval buildings and be infected by the enthusiasm of young people. Leuven is an ancient city with a strong cultural atmosphere. The University of Leuven, founded in 1425, is one of the oldest Catholic universities in the world and is worth visiting.

In addition to the first time, walking on the streets of Leuven is also a kind of enjoyment.

In the afternoon or evening, after playing enough, return to Brussels by bus.

Buy some souvenirs, bring two boxes of chocolates, and get ready to go back to the starting point.

PS: If you need a tour guide or airport pick-up to arrange trips and other services to go to the local area,

It is very convenient to secretly travel around the world with your mobile phone and make an appointment for a private tour guide in advance.

Otherwise, you may need to make a complete strategy, bus routes, hotels and so on.