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Cinquantenaire
Brussels, Belgium
Cinquantenaire combines a formal city park with monumental arcades and major museums, offering a clear view of how late nineteenth-century Brussels used grand public architecture to mark the Belgian state.
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Middelheim Museum
Antwerp, Belgium
Modern and contemporary sculpture is dispersed through a wooded park, allowing major works to be seen in changing landscape settings rather than conventional galleries.
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Kalmthout Heath
Kalmthout, Belgium
Open heath, pine woods, fens and sandy tracks create one of northern Belgium's characteristic lowland landscapes, with the Belgian gateway at De Vroente providing a clear starting point for marked walks.
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Ooidonk Castle
Deinze, Belgium
Ooidonk combines a moated setting, brick-and-sandstone Renaissance architecture and formal grounds, illustrating the aristocratic country estates that developed around the Leie valley.
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Hallerbos
Halle, Belgium
Beech woodland, rolling paths and seasonal woodland flora make Hallerbos a useful nature stop close to Brussels, while marked routes spread visitors through a managed forest rather than a single viewpoint.
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Cycling Through Water, Bokrijk
Genk, Belgium
A purpose-built cycle path drops below the waterline between two ponds, creating a striking landscape experience within the Bokrijk–De Wijers cycling network.
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Hoge Kempen National Park
Genk, Belgium
Heath, pine forest, former gravel landscapes and broad walking networks form Belgium's first national park, offering a large-scale nature experience in otherwise densely settled Flanders.
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Domaine régional Solvay and Château de La Hulpe
La Hulpe, Belgium
Woodland, ponds, lawns and the Château de La Hulpe create a large public estate landscape on the edge of the Sonian Forest, with routes that emphasise scenery more than interior sightseeing.
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Pairi Daiza
Brugelette, Belgium
Large themed gardens and animal habitats occupy the grounds of a former Cistercian abbey estate, combining zoological collections with elaborate landscape design.
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Château de Beloeil
Beloeil, Belgium
A long, low château reflected in broad water features sits within formal gardens and parkland, representing the long aristocratic history of the Princes de Ligne.
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Annevoie Gardens
Anhée, Belgium
A network of fountains, canals, cascades and formal planting uses gravity-fed water rather than visible pumping, combining French, Italian and English garden ideas.
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La Boverie
Liège, Belgium
Fine art and temporary exhibitions occupy a restored exhibition palace on an island park between the Meuse and the Diversion canal, connecting museum visits with Liège's river landscape.
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Signal de Botrange
Waimes, Belgium
Belgium's highest point lies within the open peatland and heath of the High Fens, where boardwalks and trails reveal a landscape markedly different from the country's lowland cities.
