May 17, 2011 / Belgium
No art lover should leave Kortrijk without taking some time to visit the Municipal Museum of Fine Arts. The museum is housed in an attractive 18th century mansion, situated near the north bank of th
May 17, 2011 / Belgium
As well as being a picturesque city with fascinating historical depths, Kortrijk is home to a healthy number of festivals and celebrations throughout the year. Staying at a Kortrijk hotel will put
May 17, 2011 / Belgium
Walking through history in Kortrijk Picturesque Kortrijk is full of history. The city has been an important urban settlement since Roman times, and boomed in the Middle Ages thanks to its thriv
May 17, 2011 / Belgium
Classical and jazz, dance, theatre and more – this city has something for everyone, well within reach of any good Kortrijk hotel. There is always something going on, so when you visit, be sure to
April 19, 2011 / Belgium
From any Kortrijk hotel there is a fantastic range of eating options around the city, to suit any budget. Fine dining The St Christophe on Minister Tacklaan, has occasionally obscure opening ho
April 19, 2011 / Belgium
A stay in a Kortrijk hotel is an excellent opportunity to explore the historical remnants of the famous Battle of the Golden Spurs – one of the most important battles of the Middle Ages in Europe.
April 18, 2011 / Belgium
There are plenty of great things to see when you visit the lovely town of Kortrijk in Belgium. If you like historical sights and attractions then you will be in your element because Kortrijk boasts
April 8, 2011 / Belgium
From any Kortrijk hotel there is a fantastic range of eating options around the city, to suit any budget. Fine dining The St Christophe on Minister Tacklaan, has occasionally obscure opening ho
April 8, 2011 / Belgium
A stay in a Kortrijk hotel is an excellent opportunity to explore the historical remnants of the famous Battle of the Golden Spurs – one of the most important battles of the Middle Ages in Europe.
September 16, 2010 / Belgium
Within the Brussels city limits two cultures, the Flemish and the French, co-exist and create a diverse and exciting atmosphere. A myriad of tiny art cafes, medieval buildings, art deco architec
