Welcome to the Battlefield of Europe, Belgium is a country in northern Europe located between the Netherlands, Germany and France, the country was part of the Netherlands until the 17th century and was considered an important and thriving trading city in Europe, but in the16th, 17th and 18th decades until 1830 there were many wars in the country, which is why it was dubbed the Battlefield of Europe. In 1830, after the revolution, it became an independent country, and most people speak 60 percent Dutch and 40 percent French. Belgium has an area of 3,688 people square kilometers and has about 12 million inhabitants, the currency is euro, we will continue to examine the important cities and landmarks of Belgium.
Historic City of Bruges
Haler Bass Forest
Grand Plus Square
Belgian Chocolate Village Museum
atomium
Statue of Mannequin Pace
Royal Lyken Greenhouse
Royal Palace of Brussels
Little European Park
Royal Museum of Fine Arts
Notre Dame Do sablon Church
Brussels Town Hall
Bagbant Mont des Arts
St. Michael and St. Goodwell’s Church
Museum of Musical Instruments
Groan Castle
Royal Gallery of St Hubert
City Hall, Newlon
Brussels City Museum
Auto world Machine Museum
Napoleon’s Waterloo
Flemish Battlefield Museum
Beaufort Project
Derby City
Fens Regions
Rubens House
Moss Museum
Plantin Mortus Museum
Ghost Town Duel They are one of the most important places in The City of Belgium, and The Binch Carnival is one of the great celebrations of Belgium, which is visited by many visitors every year.
