Among the most interesting trips you can take within Europe is undoubtedly a great tour of Flanders, a stretch of land spanning several hundred kilometers that faces directly onto the Atlantic Ocean and offers a truly pleasant combination of landscapes, cities, monuments, museums, and attractions.
This Dutch tour is very convenient year-round because it features a mild climate, requires very few documents (since technically you’re simply moving toward the heart of Europe), and offers many wonderful things—all while paying comfortably in Euros within countries where English is much more commonly spoken than here.
At Meeters, we have considerable experience creating tours and trips: for years we have strived to create events that greatly enhance the quality of participants’ free time and we make sure to create opportunities to make new friends.
Want to Explore Flanders? We Have Just What You Need!
If you have free time around the Immaculate Conception holiday and want to enjoy a slice of Flanders, we have just the thing for you.
Meeters organizes a wonderful three-day tour for everyone who wants to explore this part of Europe in good company.
Our Flanders tour focuses on three different cities, each emblematic of a certain Flemish micro-universe: Brussels, Bruges, and Antwerp, which with their alleys and squares will capture the hearts of those who love travel and are interested in Belgium.
What better occasion than the first December holiday to enjoy this part of Europe between the Netherlands and Luxembourg? Come with us to discover one of Europe’s most beautiful regions, exploring canals and cities with a carefully planned itinerary that leaves nothing to chance.
What Is Flanders?
The term Flanders refers to one of the three regions into which Belgiumis divided. Flanders is the region that faces theAtlantic Ocean and is generally the most interesting for tourists.
The Flanders region enjoys a cool and mild climate heavily influenced by the Atlantic Ocean. This means that throughout the year, rainfall is not abundant but evenly distributed.
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Flanders and the other region, Wallonia, both include Brussels, which with its territory represents a separate region; the advantage of having Brussels so close is the ability to use its airport, which is continuously connected to other European capitals and major cities.
What Are the Most Important Cities to See in Flanders?
A very legitimate question is which places are essential to see if you’re planning to visit the Flanders region. Each of the cities listed below is equally worthy of being the destination of a dedicated trip, and their sizes are anything but small—some are connected to the airports of Rome and Milan by direct flights.
Let’s take a look at the cities you shouldn’t miss if you want to tour Flanders.
Ghent
The first city we’ll talk about today!
