Western european country famed for medieval towns, Renaissance architecture and as headquarters of European Union and NATO, Belgium has extraordinary regions including Dutch Flanders to its north, French Wallonia to its south and German community to its east. Bilingual capital city, Brussels, has ornate guildhalls at grand area and fashionable artwork-nouveau homes. Belgium is small but brimmed with bounty of fascinating wonders and UNESCO sites ranging from 14th-century guildhalls surrounding the fashionable Grand area to 20th century art Nouveau townhouses of Victor Horta. A lion statue atop a conical synthetic hill overlooks the world-famous Waterloo battlefield where Napoleon was defeated. Countless rows of white gravestones in Flanders fields commemorate WWI along with former prison camps. Antwerp (Diamond capital) has the charms of a historic port city with joy of a fashionable frontrunner. Dotted with incredible museums, galleries, medieval belfries, magical market squares and step-gabled homes, it is never boring to be in the country. Its mouth-watering delicacies consist of waffles, goodies, French-fries, beer or so. Who can forget its world’s biggest music festival – Tomorrowland? From canal-laced, fairy-tale cities of Bruges and Ghent to urban centers of Antwerp and Brussels, Belgium sits on crossroads of medieval and contemporary Europe. With its wallet of rich natural treasures – Mountain vistas, beaches, rivers, lakes, plateau & rolling hills, forests of Ardennes in south and flat coastal plains alongside its North, Belgium has an enchanting charisma plus magical aura.