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15 Stunning Belgian Locations for Photography

Discover Belgium's Photogenic Landmarks

Belgium may be small, but it's packed with stunning landmarks and natural beauty, from medieval architecture to picturesque valleys and a charming coastline.

1. Sint-Michielsbrug Bridge, Ghent

Sint-Michielsbrug Bridge

At Sint-Michielsbrug, capture Ghent's skyline featuring the Belfort Tower and the spires of St. Nicholas's Church and St. Bavo's Cathedral. The Gothic Saint Michael's Church completes the scene, especially stunning when illuminated at night.

2. Parc du Cinquantenaire, Brussels

The Arc du Triumph at the Parc du Cinquantenaire, Brussels

The Arc du Triumph and the Palais du Cinquantenaire's gardens in Brussels are a photographer's delight, complete with statues and fountains.

3. The Canals of Bruges

Bruges' Canals

Bruges' canals are lined with historic homes, offering a serene boat ride through the town's medieval charm.

4. Grand Place, Antwerp

Brabo's Monument, Grand Place, Antwerp

Antwerp's Grand Place boasts traditional Flemish architecture and the iconic Brabo's Monument fountain.

5. Montagne de Beuren, Liege

View of Liege Cityscape from the top of the Montagne de Beuren

The 374-step staircase of Bueren Mountain in Liege is a dramatic sight, especially during the "Beuren en Fleur" or the candle-lit "Nocturne des Coteaux de la Citadelle."

6. Veves Castle

Veves Castle, Namur Province

Veves Castle near Namur is a picturesque medieval residence, complete with turrets and gates.

7. Grote Markt, Mechelen

The Grote Markt of Mechelen

Mechelen's Grote Markt features a blend of architectural styles and the Sint-Rombouts Cathedral.

8. Architecture of Mons

Mons City Center

Mons showcases the Baroque belfry El Catiau and historic buildings like the Hôtel de Ville.

9. Leuven City Hall

Leuven City Hall

Leuven's City Hall is a masterpiece of Late Gothic Brabantine architecture with a sculptured façade.

10. Menin Gate, Ypres

Menin Gate

Menin Gate in Ypres is a memorial to British soldiers of World War I and a gateway to Flanders' battlefields.

11. Riverside Towns of the Meuse Valley

Dinant, Gateway to the Meuse Valley

Dinant is a picturesque town along the Meuse River, known for its clifftop citadels.

12. Seaside Paradise

Sea Grass and Dunes at Blankenberge

Belgium's North Sea coast offers scenic beaches and natural landscapes, including Blankenberge and Zeebrugge.

13. Gravensteen Castle, Ghent

Gravensteen Castle

Gravensteen Castle in Ghent is a 12th-century fortress surrounded by the River Lieve.

14. Mont des Arts, Brussels

View from Kuntstberg, Mont des Arts

The Mont des Arts in Brussels offers panoramic city views and features landscaped gardens and notable buildings.

15. Canals and Guild Houses of Ghent

Flowers line a Ghent Canal

Ghent's canals are adorned with historic guild houses, best seen from a canal cruise.