r/BelgiumTravel

Euro travel in late November/early December with my family

My wife, toddler and I are planning a trip to Paris, and have some extra time and wanted to check out Belgium (Brussels or Ghent) or Amsterdam. We are planning to spend 3 nights in the second city.

I’ve heard that Brussels can be “boring”. Not really sure why, however given we will be with our toddler, we will be taking this trip at a pretty slow pace regardless. I’m looking for some advice/opinions on where and how we spend those 3 nights and in which city!

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u/ImpressiveProblem270 — 11 days ago

Strike October 12th

Hello;

I will travel from Brussels airport on October 12th and am staying in central Brussels.

I learned there will be a strike planned that day which might affect public transport.

I an wondering where and when can I find more information about public transport to Airport (BRU) that day.

Also If there will be no public transport, what is the best and most reliable way to secure a Taxi as I assume there will be increased demand ( like prebooking)

Thanks ahead

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u/Tableforoneperson — 12 days ago

In Ghent, Belgium for a work week + weekend, please give tips to maximise my time!

Hello everyone! I will be travelling to Ghent, Belgium for 1 week for some client workshops, I will reach on 10th Oct (saturday afternoon) and fly back on 17th oct (saturday evening). The weekdays will be spent working (although I may get some time during the evenings). I do have 2 half days and 1 full sunday to spend in/around Ghent.

I was looking for some suggestions and what all I can do in this limited time. Its my first time in Belgium too, so was thinking I can go to Brussels for a day trip, but not sure if it'll be worth it. I have heard so much about Bruge too, but again due to lack of time I dont know if its possible to actually go. Am I trying to fit too much into very little time ?

Long story short, I would love some suggestions on things I can do in Ghent (any must visits etc). I am into touristy things and open to any tours as well if worth it. Looking at a moderate budget (nothing too extravagant), and any vegetarian food spots!

I am looking to get the best Belgian experience I can get in this limited time 🙈

Thankyou very much for any suggestions!!

PS - Also adding I'm a female and will be alone, in case that's a consideration for any recommendation

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u/SuccessfulSample8208 — 12 days ago