Ypres is a city in the Belgian province of West Flanders. Battlefields surround it, and numerous cemeteries, monuments, and war museums pay tribute to the battles in this area during the First World War. After being destroyed in the war, many buildings were rebuilt, including the Gothic-style St. Martin’s Cathedral and its imposing spire. Where to stay We stayed at […]
Kortrijk sometimes known in English as Courtrai or Courtray, combines the charm of a big city with the comfort of a small town. The Leie River adds a picturesque appeal to the Broel Towers. The city centre is a vibrant mix of ancient heritage, modern architecture and boundless creativity. Where to stay We stayed in the village’s motorhome area (50.8314375, […]
Turnhout in the Flemish province of Antwerp, boasts its 14th-century beguinage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the even older Turnhout Castle, known locally as the Castle of the Dukes of Brabant. Where to stay We stayed in a parking lot with 6 spaces for motorhomes 10 minutes from the centre (51.312948, 4.946423 lat, long). The parking lot has no […]
We went to Markt square and choose a restaurant to wait for my friends to arrive. We wanted to eat the famous Belgium mussels, so Ben and I shared two bowls of mussels, one with white wine, cream and garlic and the other with provencal salsa with tomatoes, onions and peppers. Javi ate steak with chips and Marta a bowl […]
Last Friday we arrived in Belgium, to Bruges and parked in the municipal parking for motorhomes. Perfect place to visit the city as it has electricity and you can empty the grey and black water and also fill the water. Just 10 minutes from the city centre and next to the port, the mini waterpark which is really beautiful and […]
