The Dominican Brussels is situated in Brussels, Belgium, near the Brussels City Museum, the Mount of the Arts, the Palais du Coudenberg, Parc de Bruxelles and the Musical Instruments Museum. Units feature a safety deposit box, a hairdryer and ironing equipment. Some units also have air-conditioning and tea and coffee facilities. There is an on-site restaurant and a lounge bar for guests. Additional amenities include a boxing room, a gym, a sauna and a steam bath.
3 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
1x King/Twin Standard Courtyard Rooms
Hotel
MS Raymonde cruises the Marne Canal and offers 11 spacious cabins, a lounge bar and a restaurant. To enhance the experience, the boat also offers a sun deck with loungers and parasols, a Jacuzzi and a barbecue deck at the front of the boat for outdoor pleasure. Bicycles, as well as Wi-Fi, are available on board.
6 Nights
All Inclusive - Bed and All Meals
All Drinks (excl Premium Brands) Included
Cruise Ship
Set at the confluence of the Leie and Scheldt rivers in northwest Belgium, Ghent is a marvellous melting pot of contrasts and contradictions. At first glance, this small, compact city resembles a medieval masterpiece, but dig a little deeper and you will discover a thriving, modern community rich in innovative design, edgy underground music, and groundbreaking sustainable development. Historical treasures include ornate historic buildings, an impressive cathedral housing the famous Van Eyck altarpiece, and fabulous canal-side architecture. The city’s heritage is interspersed with contemporary art and design museums, quirky shops, and uber-trendy restaurants and cafes. With all of this diverse culture on offer, it is rather surprising that Ghent has managed to dodge the tourist hordes typically headed for the bright lights of Bruges or Brussels.
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Oudenaarde, nestled along the River Scheldt in Belgium’s Flemish Ardennes, is a historic town renowned for its magnificent 16th-century Town Hall—one of the finest examples of Brabantine Gothic—and for its imposing Church of St. Walburga. Once a flourishing center of weaving during the Renaissance, Oudenaarde gained international fame for its richly detailed tapestries, prized across Europe and still displayed in major collections today. The town combines medieval charm with a vibrant cycling culture, serving as a gateway to the rolling hills that host the famous Tour of Flanders, and stands as a place that has shaped Flemish identity for centuries.
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Péronnes-lez-Antoing, a village in Belgium’s Hainaut province, sits at the junction of the Canal Nimy-Blaton-Péronnes and the River Escaut, making it an important link in the country’s inland waterway network. With roots dating back to Roman times, the village has a long history reflected in its evolving name and preserved heritage. Today it is a quiet community of about 1,300 residents, known for its war memorials honoring local victims of the World Wars and for its pastoral setting within the municipality of Antoing.
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Mons is located in the eastern region of Belgium, near the French border. Voted European Capital of Culture in 2015, the city is a delight for travellers interested in cultural and historical sights. Walk from one of the cafes fringing the Grand Place (the historic town centre) to the nearby Belfry, the only Baroque bell tower in Belgium and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or to the Collegiale Sainte-Waudru, a church housing the golden carriage of Sainte-Waudru with her remains contained inside it. From there, explore one of Mons’s many museums or galleries, like the Doudou Museum (documenting the city’s heritage), or visit Vincent Van Gogh's former country home. Visitors can also spend a leisurely afternoon strolling and picnicking in the gorgeous leafy Parc du Chateau, home to the eleventh-century Chapel Saint-Calixte.
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The Thieu Leisure Marina can be found on the historical Canal du Centre (350 tons), between the boat lift number 4 and the lock number 1, towards Havré.
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Halle is a charming city located in the Flemish Brabant province of Belgium, just southwest of Brussels. Known for its rich history, Halle features a beautiful medieval city centre, highlighted by the impressive Gothic-style Basilica of Saint Martin, a pilgrimage site dedicated to the Black Madonna. The city comes alive each spring during the Hallerbos bluebell season, when its nearby forest transforms into a magical carpet of violet-blue flowers, attracting visitors from around the world. Halle also boasts vibrant local markets, friendly cafés, and scenic walking and cycling routes along the Zenne River and the Pajottenland countryside. Charming, Halle offers a peaceful yet engaging escape from the bustle of nearby Brussels.
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