Flights from Singapore (SIN) to Belgium

Stroll through Brussels Grand Place, a UNESCO-listed square ringed by ornate guildhalls and the Town Hall, especially atmospheric when illuminated at night.

Wander Bruges cobbled lanes, take a boat along its canals, and climb the Belfry tower for panoramic views over the red rooftops.

Explore Ghent historic centre, where riverside guildhouses, the Castle of the Counts, and lively canalside terraces define the skyline.

Browse Antwerp boutiques and design stores, then visit the diamond district and the grand Central Station nearby.

Reflect at the World War I sites around Ypres and the Flanders Fields region, with museums and memorials set in peaceful countryside.

Join a guided tasting or visit historic breweries to sample Belgium diverse beer styles in atmospheric bars and cellars.

Ride the coastal tram between resort towns on the North Sea coast, pausing for beachfront walks and sea views.

Spend time in Brussels museums, from fine arts collections to contemporary galleries and quirky comic-focused exhibits.

Belgium has an extensive rail network linking Brussels with Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp, and Liège in under a few hours. Trams and buses serve local journeys, while walking and cycling are ideal for exploring compact city centres.

You experience a relaxed rhythm in Belgian cities, with locals gathering in squares, cafés, and neighbourhood bars. Distinct regional identities in Flanders, Brussels, and Wallonia shape the languages you hear and the cultural events you encounter.

Head to leafy city parks such as Brussels Parc du Cinquantenaire or explore the forested Ardennes region for hiking and quiet villages. Along the coast, broad sandy beaches offer fresh air strolls and a slower pace.

Look out for moules-frites, hearty stews like carbonade flamande, and golden fries served with sauces across Brussels, Bruges, and beyond. Belgium is also known for fine chocolates and artisanal waffles from street stands to heritage chocolatiers.

In Brussels, Ghent, and Antwerp you find bistros, brasseries, and contemporary restaurants serving both traditional recipes and inventive modern plates. International flavours sit alongside local favourites, making it easy to find something to suit every taste.

Dine in historic guildhalls, canal-side restaurants in Bruges, or stylish rooftops in Brussels with city views. Across Belgium, thoughtful menus, seasonal produce, and carefully paired drinks turn a meal into a memorable part of your trip.

Explore central shopping streets and galleries in Brussels, including covered arcades and modern malls with international brands, local designers, and lifestyle stores under one roof.

Visit weekly markets in Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent for local crafts, antiques, and regional products. Look for handmade lace, design objects, and specialty food items to bring home.

In major cities, late-opening shops and illuminated galleries create a pleasant evening atmosphere, with boutiques, chocolatiers, and delicatessens open around busy central squares.