Belgium
- 1Brussels
- 2Bruges
- 3Ghent
- 4Antwerp
WAIN99 / CITY GUIDE
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WAIN99 / CITY ATLAS
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From the Grand-Place to the table, Brussels has a rich beer culture. Lambic and gueuze are useful threads in its regional story.
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Canals and cobbled streets frame Bruges. Beer and chocolate offer two ways to explore Belgian flavours between city walks.
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Historic riverside buildings sit close to everyday life in Ghent. Its beer bars form another route through the city.
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A city shaped by its port and trade. The old town’s architecture provides a backdrop for exploring Belgian beer and food.
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