Belgium is famous for chocolate and beer. Belgium also is famous for its rich cultural heritage including its capital Brussels with its famous architecture, palaces, its pubs, old shopping malls and its lifestyle. But there are some more places worth a visit. The second largest city of Antwerp (located to the north of Brussels) is a famous harbour town with a diamond stock exchange. In Ghent, Brugge and other Flemish towns one can see famous old Flemish trading towns, known for their famous painters, such as Rubens. Belgium has a coastline ( North Sea, province West Flanders) and some “mountainous” (not exceeding 700 meters though…) areas like the Ardennes. There one can relax in Spa (the English word “spa” reminds us to this famous Belgian town), visit famous student’s towns like LeuvenLeuven Louvain in French, Lowen in German) is a municipality located in the Belgian province of Flemish Brabant, of which it is the capital. The municipality comprises the city of Leuven proper and the towns of Heverlee, Kessel-Lo, Wilsele and Wijgmaal. or LiègeThe city of Liege ( Dutch: Luik German: Luttich on the Meuse River is a municipality located in the Belgian province of Liege, of which it is the capital. On January 1, 2004, Liege had a total population of 185,488 (90,431 males and 95,057 females) and ab. And in the evening sit down in a little pub and enjoy a beer from LeffeThis article is about Leffe, the beer brand. For the village, see Leffe(village). Leffe is a Belgian beer, based on an Abbey beer (The Abbey Notre-Dame de Leffe). Regarded by many as the premium example of a fine sophisticated ale.