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Trains in Belgium - Convenient and flexible holidays by rail
A trip to Belgium offers the first time visitor a surprising blend of history, art and modern fun attractions that highlights its unique cultural diversity. Situated midway between France and the Netherlands, Belgian cities combine a variety of Dutch and Gallic influences in everything from art, cuisine and architecture. Getting to Belgium is a breeze with fast, direct Eurostar trains speeding to Brussels numerous times a day. High speed trains in Belgium can then transport you to a variety of charming provincial cities throughout the country. This offers the perfect way to easily explore the nation in detail or enjoy rewarding day trips during a short break based in Brussels.
Belgium by Train - A stay in cultured Brussels
Eurostar trains in Belgium arrive in Brussels Midi station, right in the heart of this elegant city. A Belgium weekend break in Brussels provides enough time to explore this compact capital in detail and is easily negotiated on foot. Its impressive contrasting sights include the vibrant Grand Place, the charming Mannekin Pis and the dramatic Atonium. Savour hearty Flemish cuisine and fine French dining in a multitude of lively eateries or find inspiration and iconic artwork in its superb collection of royal palaces and museums. The stunning art nouveau district of Sablon is a popular haven for UK shoppers and features a colourful mix of antique sellers, art and craft stores and fancy boutiques.
Trains in Belgium - Discover historic provincial Belgium
Longer short breaks in Brussels can easily hop on trains in Belgium to a variety of charming cities which are easily accessible even for a half day excursion. Enchanting Ghent makes for a relaxing break amongst dreamy medieval buildings, stylish waterfront pathways or savour romantic rooftop views from its commanding Norman castle. Trains in Belgium also visit vibrant Antwerp, the diamond capital of Europe and a great destination for families with its renowned zoo and educational museums. History lovers simply must visit fabulous Bruges, a city as popular as Brussels itself. Built on a network of serene canals, it features some of Europe’s best preserved medieval architecture and many delightful cultural attractions and museums.
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