Belgium Puzzles
Belgium is a small country in western Europe where people speak Dutch in the north, French in the south and German in the east. Our Belgium puzzles visit Bruges, Brussels, Ghent and Dinant.
St Rumbold’s Tower, Mechelen
Durbuy and Its Castle on the Ourthe
Gravensteen Castle, Ghent
Graslei Quay on the Leie, Ghent
Church of Our Lady above the Roofs of Bruges
Guild Houses on the Markt, Bruges
Gothic Town Hall of Leuven
Het Steen Castle on the Scheldt, Antwerp
Antwerp Central Station
Brabo Fountain on the Grote Markt, Antwerp
Canal Houses of Bruges
Dinant on the Meuse
Medieval Towers of Ghent
Guildhalls of the Grand-Place, Brussels
Rozenhoedkaai, Bruges
About Belgium
In the Middle Ages, the cloth trade made the cities of Flanders some of the richest in Europe, and Bruges and Ghent still keep their canals, belfries and gabled merchant houses. Brussels, the capital, is also home to the main institutions of the European Union, and its Grand-Place is one of the most beautiful squares in Europe.
In the south, the Meuse River winds between wooded hills and limestone cliffs, past towns like Dinant, the birthplace of the saxophone. Belgium is also famous for its chocolate, waffles and comic books.
Newer puzzles add Antwerp, with the Brabo Fountain, Het Steen and the grand Central Station; the Gothic town hall of Leuven; the tower of St Rumbold's in Mechelen; the Markt and the Church of Our Lady in Bruges; the Graslei and Gravensteen Castle in Ghent; and little Durbuy in the Ardennes.