Top Things to do in Flemish Brabant Province
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The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Flemish Brabant Province, Flanders
Discover the best top things to do in Flemish Brabant Province, Belgium including Villa Dirickz, The Carillon, Sint-Mauritiuskerk Neerhespen, Janseniuspark, Old Market Square, Great Market Square (Grote Markt), Groot Begijnhof, Meise Botanic Garden, Het Spijker – Refugehuis van Tongerlo, Geboortehuis St-Jan Berchmans.
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1. Villa Dirickz
2. The Carillon
3. Sint-Mauritiuskerk Neerhespen
4. Janseniuspark
5. Old Market Square
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 846 reviews
The liveliest square in the heart of Leuven. During the day, you can enjoy some drinks on one of the many terraces. At evening, the ideal place the have a dinner or a drink to unwind after a tiring day. The longest bar in Europe with over 30 bars and restaurants. Also the place for a lot of (musical) events during the year.
Reviewed By TheAbbas - Leuven, Belgium
Its like a big bar that can fit 4000 people. Great atmosphere with the crowds and drinking beer and enjoying themselves. I visited during pandemic and it was empty but i can imagine how great in normal days it is.
6. Great Market Square (Grote Markt)
7. Groot Begijnhof
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,134 reviews
Reviewed By Vizoog - Belgium, null
If you are visiting the Grand-Beguinage (UNESCO world heritage site, now owned by the university) nearby you can find an hidden gem. ‘De Grote Spui’, a medieval river lock complex established in 1365 BC From the backyard of Bistro ‘The Spuye’ you have a spectacular view of the system consisting of four arches with wooden lock gates. How to get there: Take Volmolenlaan in the direction of the Ring road (Tervuursevest). You will find a tunnel for pedestrians and cyclists, where the road crosses the river Dyle. Here is the entrance of the University Sports Facilities (Universitair Sportcentrum). The place is popular among both students and locals.
8. Meise Botanic Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
Meise Botanic Garden is more than two centuries old and is a feast for the senses. It is a place enchanting to the local hiker as well as to the tourist looking for something more. You wander through 92 hectares of nature, with 18,000 plant species from all over the world and with world-class botanical and horticultural collections! You visit the castle, the gigantic glasshouses, the gardens and you can learn all about wood in the WOODlab. Different every day and every season at its best. Here, science and nature meet each other in a picturesque historic domain. A botanical pearl in the heart of Europe.
Reviewed By Nickstbo - Antwerp, Belgium
If you are staying in Brussels or even in Antwerp to visit Belgium and you are interested in plants, nature or science: do go and visit this place. You will have a lovely walk on a well kept domain and the the big greenhouse is the star of the show. The domain is big enough, so it will never be too crowded. Seeing everything at a good pace will take you 3-4 hours and you will get 10,000 steps in your legs, so be prepared. Not sure about the connection with public transport, but it really is a hidden gem and worth a visit.
9. Het Spijker – Refugehuis van Tongerlo
10. Geboortehuis St-Jan Berchmans
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