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Belgium is small, rich, and delicious: Brussels' Grand Place and Art Nouveau streets, Bruges' canals and medieval belfry, Ghent's castle and cathedral, Antwerp's fashion and diamonds — plus chocolate, waffles, frites, and hundreds of beers. Everything is under an hour apart by train. Fond Travels packages your flights from the US + hotels and books the whole trip by phone.

What a Belgium package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Brussels (BRU)
  • Hotels in Brussels near the Grand Place, inside Bruges' historic center, in Ghent, or in Antwerp
  • Airport transfers, rail between cities, and onward trains to Amsterdam or Paris
  • Chocolate-making workshop, Belgian beer tasting, Bruges canal boat tour and belfry climb, Ghent's Gravensteen castle, Flanders Fields WWI sites, Atomium

Best time to go

April–September is the most pleasant, with long days and outdoor cafés; December's Christmas markets in Brussels and Bruges are magical. Bruges is busiest on summer weekends, so an overnight there beats a day trip.

Popular itineraries

  • Belgium 5 days: Brussels ? Bruges ? Ghent
  • Belgium + Netherlands: Brussels ? Bruges ? Amsterdam
  • Belgium + Paris: Bruges ? Brussels ? Paris by train

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FAQs

4–5 days covers Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent; a week lets you add Antwerp or the WWI sites in Flanders.

US citizens don't need a visa for short stays; a valid passport is required. Ask us about current entry requirements, as a travel authorization may apply.

Food and beer lovers, couples, history buffs, and anyone who wants storybook towns without long travel days.

Stay at least one night — the day-trippers leave by evening and the canals are quiet and lit. We'll book a hotel inside the old center.