Belgium Hotels
Choose where to sleep in Belgium: we have over 813 hotels available in 67 cities
Top sellers in the Belgium
Here are some of our top seller hotels in the Belgium
Most popular destinations in Belgium
Here are the top destinations
- Ostend Hotels price from 62 €
- Knokke-Heist Hotels price from 143 €
- Louvain Hotels price from 114 €
- Genk Hotels price from 104 €
- Charleroi Hotels price from 48 €
- Namur Hotels price from 65 €
- Spa Hotels price from 112 €
- Hasselt Hotels price from 64 €
- Durbuy Hotels price from 82 €
- Aalst Hotels price from 55 €
- Mons Bergen Hotels price from 72 €
- Mechelen Hotels price from 60 €
- Arlon Hotels price from 51 €
- Waterloo Hotels price from 67 €
- Kortrijk Hotels price from 72 €
- Wavre Hotels price from 63 €
- De Panne Hotels price from 115 €
- Bouillon Hotels price from 79 €
WHAT TO SEE IN BELGIUM
The Blue Forest in Halle
One of the most particular and enchanting places in Belgium, the forest is situated in the region of Brabant,
about 15 km from Brussels. Thousands of people go to the Blue forest in Halle during spring to take
some unforgettable pictures. The blue-hued wild hyacinths are what make this place special: their peculiar
color give a unique blue/purplish hue to woods. Click here to discover more particulars about this
enchanted forest.
The Carnival of Binche
The folkloristic Carnival of Binche, known as one of the oddest festivals in the world and –since 2003– part
of the UNESCO heritage of humanity, attracts lots of visitors every year. The famous Gilles march around
the city in their traditional customs. If you wish to read more about this event, take a look at this section
on
our blog.
Plaisirs d’Hiver Christmas markets
Around Christmas time, in the heart of Brussels, you can find a wonderful Christmas village
with winter
markets and events of any kind. Everything happens by the Grand Palace, the main square of the Belgian
capital. Every year you can experience the magic of theferris wheel, an ice-skating rink and a huge
Christmas tree.
WEATHER
Weather in Belgium is mostly characterized by the Atlantic, typically humid on the coast and with limited
variations in temperature. The average temperature during summer is about 25°, while during winter is
about 7°.
The best time of the year to visit Belgium goes from mid-May to mid-September, where temperatures are
nice and it’s sunny often. Spring, being the least rainy season of the year, is the best time to spend a few
days of vacation in this beautiful city, and that is why we included it in our list of suggested destinations for spring.
REGIONS AND CITIES
Belgium is divided into three regions, each with a very specific culture and identity: Flanders in the north, in
which the official language is Flemish; the Walloons in the south, a francophone area; and the small region
where the capital Brussels is, which is officially bilingual.
Other important cities are Antwerp, Gent, Liege and Bruges, of which the latter is famous for the
production of lace and for the canals that make it look like the “Venice of the north”.
GEOGRAPHY
Belgium is a central Europe country that borders Holland to the north, on Germany
and Luxembourg
on its east, with France
at the south and on the Northern Sea in the northwest.
Belgium can be divided into three different territories: the Ardennes and their extended forests in the
South-East, the central Plain and the coastal Plain at North-West.
Belgium rivers are navigable for the most part, and they actually are important means for transportation. In
middle and lower Belgium runs the Scheldt River, which has its mouth is in Northern France. The river goes
through Belgium and runs west in the Netherlands before flowing into the Northern Sea.
CURRENCY
In January 2002, the Euro replaced the Belgian Franc as official currency.