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    Wonders of Belgium | Small Country, Endless Surprises | 4K Travel Guide



    Wonders of Belgium | Small Country, Endless Surprises | 4K Travel Guide

    Discover the wonders of Belgium in this extraordinary documentary that takes you into the heart of one of Europe’s most fascinating and underrated nations. From the golden squares of Brussels to the medieval canals of Bruges, from the deep forests of the Ardennes to the windswept coast of the North Sea, this film reveals the geographic, cultural, and natural soul of Belgium.

    The landscapes of Flanders, with their flat countryside and bell towers piercing the horizon, alternate with cities steeped in history like Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp, and Liège, where Burgundian, Spanish, and Habsburg influences intertwine. To the south, the Ardennes tell the story of a world suspended between wooded gorges and stone villages, while to the north, the Kalmthout Heath and Het Zwin Nature Park shelter unique and fragile ecosystems.

    This documentary on Belgium guides you through over 29 must-see destinations, showing not only what to see in Belgium, but also what to do in Belgium to experience the country in an authentic way, among historic breweries, artisan chocolate shops, battlefields, and stunning landscapes.
    Belgium’s nature and its contrasts unfold in this complete journey across the country’s three regions, through coastal plains, wooded highlands, rivers, and cities shaped by the Meuse, where Flanders meets Wallonia and three languages coexist in one of the most densely populated and complex nations in Europe.

    TIMELINE
    00:00 Introduction
    00:42 Welcome to Belgium
    07:59 Bruges
    10:01 Ardennes
    11:43 Brussels
    13:40 Dinant
    15:32 Ghent
    17:33 Liège
    19:11 Antwerp
    21:02 Durbuy
    22:48 Ypres
    24:33 Het Zwin Nature Park
    26:05 Namur
    27:35 Leuven
    29:12 Knokke
    30:42 Atomium
    32:09 Villers Abbey
    33:31 Mechelen
    34:57 La Roche-en-Ardenne
    36:25 Tournai
    37:53 Damme
    39:17 Spa-Francorchamps
    40:41 Gaasbeek Castle
    41:59 Tongeren
    43:24 Lion’s Mound
    44:58 Kalmthout Heath
    46:21 Lake and Dam of Gileppe
    47:54 Freÿr Castle
    49:34 Ostend
    51:23 Fagne du Rouge Poncé Nature Preserve
    52:55 Ourtalbrücke
    54:08 Outro

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    1. @Jace28142 on

      I’ve visited Antwerpen, Bruges, Ghent and Brussels. I wasn’t crazy about Brussels. I was enchanted by Antwerpen and totally fell in love with Ghent and Bruges. My daughters said they could live in Ghent and be perfectly happy.

    4. @tripinsight.travel on

      It's incredible how a period of economic decline actually ended up preserving Bruges exactly as it was in the 15th century. Walking along those canals really feels like stepping back into medieval Europe

    6. @madeleinecunningham6782 on

      I was born in 1938 and remember being cold….chilblains forming on my hands and feet which were red and itchy…having to wear a liberty bodice all the time under my clothes which only came off when I had a bath . Eating a lot of rabbit….’rabbits tender. .rabbits tough thank the Lord we have had enough’ .we used to sing.…fried spam…bananas were unheard of……..seeing large barrage balloons in the sky…….running for a shelter …..Dad’s Army hiding in the bushes in the garden…….

    8. @GLGlobeLife on

      You mentioned the 200 days of rain—too real! But honestly, the gray skies make the cozy cafes and warm waffles taste 10x better. Such a cozy country!

    10. @joostvandenbroeck2949 on

      Hi,
      You showed a depot where the beer in green cardboard packages is Heineken which is a Dutch beer and not to be compared with the delightful Belgian beer, actually we give beer to our horses and what comes out tastes like Heineken…
      You really did a great job showing our country and I appreciate that but please remove the images…txs

    12. @jarnix2 on

      6:45 : Heineken comes from Netherlands you idiot, you could have picked any Belgian beer to illustrate your video but no, you took the wrong one, lol. What a failure.

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    22. @DanWest-i7y on

      Belgium country of endless surprises and end spinless people who have stuck their heads in the sand and allowed Islam to piss all over them,in the hope that another country /people will save them ,while all along pretending they didn't realise they had a problem. In other words, bury our heads ,ignor reality and hope as always some daft arsed country will sacrifice its Young men and save our Belgisn necks.

    23. @lazyjanner on

      Go to the slums and shitty neighborhoods of Brussels, Mechelen, Gent, Luik, Antwerpen to see the true wonders of this corrupt small country.
      As a Belgian I am ashamed of how our country is right now. more divided than ever.
      It's no wonder unrest is growing all over Europe.

    24. @WorldDiscovered_Official on

      Belgium may be small on the map, but it holds layers of history that reach far beyond its size. Without being loud or ostentatious, it is the accumulation of its past that gives the country its distinct character and lasting value.

    25. @Viewireland on

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    27. @Super_trombone_1111 on

      Come live here and you will soon notice that you don't want to live here anymore, I'm stuck here for 35 years now… Belgium is an extremely racist and full of jealousy country with the greatest of all difficulties if you want to become rich, you can work your whole life and be the most honest and good person, you will end up with almost nothing. This country was never good for me.

    32. @jeremygl1569 on

      Im from belgium and i can tell you that living here is the most boring thing ever! Dont get fooled by the pretty images and what the narrator says. We barely have any landscapes and our forests are so small that you could run through any of them within 20min.

      Everything in the north to the middle is infrastructure and residential areas. Only the south has a bit more green but really its nothing impressive.

      Then, our weather sucks. The people suck too. Ive returned home after 13y travelling the world with my backpack and after 5y i still made 0 new friends while going to school.. Its ridiculous. And whenever I do meet someone, its a foreigner that is against her will here (due to having kids with a belgian or work) and they all wanna leave asap back to asia, latin america etc…

      im gonna be happy that i finally get my new degree so i never need to return here again.

    33. @sandraverlinden2442 on

      Als je over Ieper praat, moet je ook praten over the last post die iedere avond onder de Menenpoort geblazen wordt ter ere van alle soldaten die vielen.
      OH, en niets over de prachtige Limburgse natuur

    35. @CindyCyberchick on

      You forgot to mention the Napoleon fortress in Ostend surrounded by many bunkers.And Ostend doesn't have a pier,those are jetty's.Almost every North sea city got Jetty's.But we only got one Pier,located in Blankenberge and that city is also well known for its art nouveau museum and the oldest fisherman's house Majutte.

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