Belgian Coast Things to Do

Walking through Brussels, you're bound to stumble upon the Koninklijke Vlaamse Schouwburg, a stately 19th century building, now more or less in ruins. Now managed by director Franz Marijnen, KVS has become one of the best theat... more

The construction of the church started in 1905 under the reign of King Leopold II, but was put on hold during the two world wars and was not completed until 1970. The Koekelberg Basilica is the fifth largest in the world. Basil... more

Architect Léon Suys designed this stately building in 1873, in the middle of the new boulevards connecting the North and South train stations. Its classic style is characterised by six Doric columns in front of the building and... more

Nationale Plantentuin van België or the National Botanic Garden of Belgium is one of the largest botanic gardens in the world. It is both a research institute and a tourist attraction, with guided tours by experts who explain a... more

If you're a locomotive fanatic you will not want to miss this museum. With several models of trains, wagons, carriages, stations, and tracks, the collection of this museum will you give you a peek into the stirring history of t... more

Jam to beats of Deep, Electro, Happy, and Groove, from D-Jozs, Dj Gols, Bass X, Dj Szymon. Be sure to observe the trandy dresscode. This club has a capacity of 700, and a cover of 5 euro. The club describes itself as "Music fo... more

Besides being a fish market, parking area and shoppers' paradise, Vismarkt is also a famous events venue. Located in the city of Mechelen situated at a distance of 25km from both Brussels and Antwerp in Belgium, this place is t... more

Located in the village of Groot-Bijgaarden (near the church and village square), JK Paddestoel is an underground club known for its beat parties. This venue also holds live music concerts. more

This is the house where the great Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte lived from 1930 to 1954. Transformed today into a wonderful museum, redecorated with authentic furniture and design, this place allows the visitor to un... more

Iteco is a centre dedicated to development of countries and intercultural training. This may sound a bit heavy-handed, but in Brussels, these people have specialized in the organization of "colored walks" through town, which tr... more