Best General Belgium Travel Guides
Inside Rick Steves Belgium: Bruges, Brussels, Antwerp & Ghent you'll find: Connect with Rick: facebook: Rick Steves. twitter: @RickSteves. instagram: ricksteveseurope.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"My journeys were planned using the always-reliable guidance; my travels were enhanced by information that helped me be a bolder adventurer; and my experiences were richer for the treasures revealed by entering "Through the Back Door"."
"For the history lovers, there are beautifully written sections to educate you about what you're seeing, which makes your experience measurably more meaningful. The information is so detailed that Rick tells you things like, "When exiting the front of the train station, turn to your left and walk 20 yards to the bus stop. And of course, there are simplified city maps to help you navigate once you get there, usually marked with his suggested walking tour route. But one of my favorite parts of Rick's books is that he tells you how to really see a place by becoming what he calls a "temporary local.""
"We don't pay much attention to his lodging and restaurant recommendations anymore but his descriptions of sites to see, choices of places to visit on a schedule and other basic information are very good."
"As a medically fragile traveler, this helped us decide what to do, what to spend my energy on."
"My brother and I have used his travel books on our trips to Europe and never been disappointed in room food recommendations."
"Rick Steves travel guides have lots of practical information, very useful for planning trips to Europe."
"Steve's books are always well organized and well written and it makes planning a trip very easy."
"Rick Steves is the best travel book out there."
Recommended reading in the Rough Guide to Belgium , this guide to breweries, beers, and bars is acknowledged as the standard work for Belgian beer lovers, even in Belgium itself. Joe Stange is a freelance writer and editor who has contributed to a variety of magazines, specializing in Belgian ales, Brussels, North and Latin American craft beer, and beer travel in general.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Great resource for traveling to Belgium for beer geeks especially the bar reviews by city."
"This will be helpful for a trip I am taking soon!"
"This was my beer bible for touring Belgium."
"Nice book and very helpful for sorting through what you might want to check out while in Belgium."
"Great book with good information."
"Been reading a bunch of guide books like crazy, and researching online, but this has to be the best guide book I have read yet."
Inside Lonely Planet's Belgium & Luxembourg Travel Guide: Looking for a guide focused on Bruges & Brussels ?
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I purchased this book as a gift for someone traveling in Europe and they told me that they got so many great recommendations as they were traveling around."
"We used this while planning and on our week-long trip through Belgium, and it was a great resource for hitting top tourist sites, finding good restaurants, and also scenic and quieter areas just around the tourist hubs."
"I traveled in Belgium and Luxembourg for two weeks and this book was a great jumping off point when I was unsure what to do in a city. The main cities I traveled to were Brussels, Luxembourg City, Antwerp, Gent, and Bruges."
"This book was very helpful to us in planning our road trip."
"Great book, updated this April."
"no dictionary or pronunciation guide."
"I recently moved to Belgium and this guidebook has been a great starter for me."
Best Brussels Travel Guides
Inside Rick Steves Belgium: Bruges, Brussels, Antwerp & Ghent you'll find: Connect with Rick: facebook: Rick Steves. twitter: @RickSteves. instagram: ricksteveseurope.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"My journeys were planned using the always-reliable guidance; my travels were enhanced by information that helped me be a bolder adventurer; and my experiences were richer for the treasures revealed by entering "Through the Back Door"."
"For the history lovers, there are beautifully written sections to educate you about what you're seeing, which makes your experience measurably more meaningful. The information is so detailed that Rick tells you things like, "When exiting the front of the train station, turn to your left and walk 20 yards to the bus stop. And of course, there are simplified city maps to help you navigate once you get there, usually marked with his suggested walking tour route. But one of my favorite parts of Rick's books is that he tells you how to really see a place by becoming what he calls a "temporary local.""
"We don't pay much attention to his lodging and restaurant recommendations anymore but his descriptions of sites to see, choices of places to visit on a schedule and other basic information are very good."
"As a medically fragile traveler, this helped us decide what to do, what to spend my energy on."
"My brother and I have used his travel books on our trips to Europe and never been disappointed in room food recommendations."
"Rick Steves travel guides have lots of practical information, very useful for planning trips to Europe."
"Steve's books are always well organized and well written and it makes planning a trip very easy."
"Rick Steves is the best travel book out there."