The Empire of Belgium a state in Western Europe is one of the world's best vacationer destinations. The illustrious Battle of Waterloo was fought in here, Napoleon I was conquered by the Duke of Wellington.

Belgium is spread with heritage sites, architectural riches and fabulous things to visit. There are many places of significance to visit for their inherent cultural value, historical significance, natural or built splendor, or enjoyment opportunities.

The Cathedral of Our Lady is a Roman Catholic Church in Antwerp, Belgium. The cathedral is on the inventory of World Heritage Sites. Number of momentous works by many famous painters as well as artists was in here.

Central Square is the most outstanding landmark and most important tourist destination in Brussels and it is a UNESCO World legacy Site. A fantastic Gothic construction, Grand Place is a wonderful mix of artistic and architectural styles plays host to an array of cultural events, concerts, folk festivals, etc.

Atomium is a memorial in the city of Brussels built for Brussels World’s Fair, Brusselse Wereldtentoonstelling, the 1958 Brussels World's just which was the first major World's Fair after World War II. It was designed by André Waterkeyn and has nine steel spheres joined so that the whole structure forms the contour of a unit cell of an iron crystal.

Belgium has over 3,000 castles and Gravensteen Castle is one of the best-known and most popular situated in Ghent and is one of the strongest moated fortresses in Europe. In Dutch the forename Gravensteen means "Castle of the Count".

Bruges Ballooning offers, in fashionable co-operation with the city of Bruges, hot air balloon flights over the centre of Bruges. Daily departures at sunrise and 2 hours previous to sunset. A one-hour balloon journey takes you over the city of Bruges, and its amazing surrounding castles and fields.