Map of Belgium

Places of interest detailed in our guide

Airport

Brussels Airport Charleroi Airport

Attraction

Atomium Autoworld, the National Car Museum Choco-Story, Brussels Chocolate Museum Grand Place Magritte Museum Manneken Pis Mini Europe Orval Abbey Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium Royal Palace of Brussels

Citta

Antwerp Arlon Bastogne Bouillon Bruges Brussels Charleroi Dinant Durbuy Ghent Liège Louvain Mechelen Mons Namur Ostend Rochefort Spa Tournai Waterloo Ypres Zeebrugge

Nazione

Luxembourg

Region

Flanders Wallonia

Belgium Maps and Guides

If you’re planning a trip to Belgium, you’ll find all the points of interest and other useful travel information in the interactive map on this page, such as airports. Simply click on the markers on the map, or in the list below, to access detailed information about each attraction.

Where is Belgium Located?

Nestled between France, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands, Belgium is a small nation in north-western Europe.

With only 60 kilometres of coastline, the Belgian coast is washed by the North Sea. Belgium is generally flat, except for the hilly, wooded Ardennes region in the east. Its territory is crossed by three major rivers – the Scheldt, the Meuse and the Yser – and numerous artificial waterways that have been used for trade for centuries.

The country, a crossroads of Europe, is divided into three regions: the French-speaking south, Wallonia; the Flemish-speaking north, Flanders; and, between the two, the capital region of Brussels.

Belgium’s highest point is Signal de Botrange, located in the eastern part of the country, which reaches 694 metres above sea level.