BRUSSELS
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| The Cinquantenaire Arch is the second-largest triumphal arch in the world | The Hotel de Ville or Stadhuis (Town Hall) in Grand Place, built in Brabantine Gothic style | Manneken Pis, the famous bronze fountain | The Royal Palace, office of the king and residence of the Crown Prince |
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| Cathedral of Sts Michel and Gudule, the largest in Brussels | The lavish interior of the Cathedral |
Intricate detail on the Notre Dame du Sablon, a beautiful Gothic church |
The European Parliament, comprising a set of enormous adjoined buildings |
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| Tintin, Captain Haddock, and Prof. Calculus in the Comic Strip Museum | The Military History Museum, contains a comprehensive collection of weapons | Military aircraft inside the Military History Museum | Store window display at Wittamer, a prestigious Belgian chocolatier |
BRUGES
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| The Markt is the central square in the town of Bruges | View of Bruges from atop the Belfort | Distant view of the Belfort at night | Night-time view of the canal, which runs through and around the city |
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| A view of the canal from the Koningsbrug bridge | Looking up at the spires of churches | Bonne Chiere Molen is one of the many windmills around the perimeter of Bruges | Belgian cuisine in Bruges; Belgium is known for its mussels, beer, chips, and chocolate |
WATERLOO
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| Panorama: The location of the Battle of Waterloo; it is actually in Braine l'Alleud, outside Waterloo | The Butte du Lion, built by the Dutch on the spot where the Prince of Orange was wounded | Looking downwards after ascending the Butte du Lion | The headquarters of the Duke of Wellington, in Waterloo |