Discover the best top things to do in Flemish Brabant Province, Belgium including Centho Chocolates, Leuven Leisure, Groot Begijnhof, Gaasbeek Castle, Botanical Garden Kruidtuin, FeliXart Museum, Rozentuin Coloma, Thermen Londerzeel, Meise Botanic Garden, Hallerbos – ‘'The Blue Forest’'.
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If you wanna taste real chocolate, this is the place to be! You will buy chocolate with a story. Geert and his team tell you also very nice stories how it’s made and how they help farmers in all the beautiful countries where they buy there beans from ????????????????????????
5.0 based on 135 reviews
Leuven Leisure is a new tour guide company situated in the historic heart of Leuven. We believe that discovering the city should be just as easy as fun. That's why we organise weekly scheduled walks, bicycle tours and other guided activities such as team buildings, pub tastings and brewery visits. And there's no need to register to participate - however it is advisable since places are limited. It makes us unique in Leuven. Apart from that we also offer groups the usual possibility of a customized tour, year round. Leuven Leisure wants to show you the city through new spectacles. There's so much to discover that often you don't know where to look first. We always start from a fun theme and tell you about the past and the future to understand the present. Moreover, a Leuven Walk is more interactive than the average guided city walk: your input is much appreciated. We know the way, but the road we take together, in a relaxing way. There's always time for question-asking and picture-taking. Our guides are interesting locals with superb knowledge of the city. Their talent and motivation guarantee great Leuven Walks, time after time. We also offer a bike rental service so that you can discover the city independently. With her original approach, our team wants to fulfill your expectations to the highest measure. See you in Leuven!
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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.
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Gaasbeek Castle is currently closed until 2023 for a large restoration campagn. Gaasbeek Castle is a unique historic house with an extensive collection that has grown organically with it. We are the permanent custodians of this piece of heritage. We present this house and its collection in a bold way as a heritage laboratory and inspiring place to meet. The castle is a ‘work in progress’: we develop systematic innovative initiatives which we share with the local heritage community and beyond. In so doing we put our visitors first: we excite, move and invite them to reflect. We work on an interdisciplinary basis and reach a collective vision of how to enhance art, heritage, nature, education and tourism. All this with attention to quality and maximum social relevance.
Amazing well appointed historic castle with artwork statues and tapestries on display. Recent artwork interpretations are scattered throughout. Original furniture completes each rooms decor. Allow an hour to visit more if touring gardens
4.5 based on 676 reviews
It is really beautiful park with so many different flowers and plants. Its nice to take a romantic walk in it and enjoy it in a calm afternoon.
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Impressive collection of roses Very well maintained garden in beautiful park A must see for rose adepts
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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.
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.
4.5 based on 313 reviews
We had heard of this bluebell forest from my daughter last year.We somehow couldn't go last year during the blooming season . This year it was on top of my list. It is about an hour's drive from Antwerp. Must see in April. The website has all the details of the blooming season and other attractions in the forest e.g; The Hyacinth trail. Its absolutely magical. Imagine a forest with tall trees and large carpets of blue scattered throughout the forest floor.Spectacular. Great place to walk or cycle.
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