Fun and unusual things to do in Belgium
Besides its beautiful landscapes and majestic castles, Belgium houses some hidden gems that haven't been touched upon by many. So if you are traveling to this idyllic country and are looking to explore some offbeat experiences in addition to the mainstream attractions, here is a list featuring a few of them. Let's help you make an enjoyable itinerary!
Graefswinning: The most scenic farm for good pictures
When it is spring in Belgium, the beautiful peony farm of Graefswinning is adorned with incredibly beautiful pink flowers every year. It is the perfect spot for those looking to explore the country's natural bounty and get some stunning snaps of their time enjoying it. Do check the operational timings on the farm's official website before you decide to visit.
St. Anna's Tunnel: An escalator leading you into a tunnel
St. Anna's Tunnel is a rare and unique attraction that takes you deep down into a tunnel. The tunnel is nestled beneath the Scheldt River and the escalator was made with wood during the 1930s. They are still intact and well-preserved. As you go down the escalator, you will witness some pictures on the walls, displaying its history and how it was made.
Carnival of Binche: Immerse in the culture of Belgium
Carnival of Binche is a famous fest that has been a part of Belgium's traditional folklore for a very long time. It is the celebration of culture, colors, warmth, togetherness, music, dance, and art. Locals wear eerie wax masks and ostrich plume hats and take to the streets with their sticks to ward off the evil eye. It is a must-attend carnival!
Go for a chocolate tour
Belgium has had a love affair with chocolate for ages, which is why you should go on a walking tour to explore this delicious piece of history. Many walking tours take you through Brussels' city center, along with some famous landmarks and their chocolate-related legends. You can get to taste a few chocolates and even attend a chocolate-making workshop.
