Fly to Belgium and book your flight online. The Kingdom of Belgium was founded in 1830 from a historically diverse region of different nationalities. In Western Europe it is one of the most densely populated countries.  Within Belgium, Flemish and Wallonian populations co-exist with German and French minorities. Belgium stretches from its Western coastline to the mountains of the Ardennes. It takes only 2 hours to fly to Belgium on a Malev flight. This would leave time to explore the Belgian countryside, with its rolling pastures of grazing animals, picturesque red-tiled churches and traditional breweries. The landscape between the Ardennes and the North Sea consists of many contrasts. We can see the rural idyll, yet also the high culture and architecture of Antwerp, with Rubens representing its famous school of painting. With its imposing architecture, Belgium has much to offer the discerning traveller.

Belgium - the home of fine chocolate

Aside from the unique beer, the main Belgian speciality has long been considered to be fine chocolate. Its a general assumption, that Belgium makes the most delicious chocolate, and we can't argue with this. It's important for all producers that their chocolate contains at least 70% cocoa to meet the strict quality standards. Reserve your flight now on Malev's flight to Belgium - our route from Budapest straight to Brussels. The Jacque chocolate factory in Eupen is not only a factory, but also offers tours - and tasting - of its produce. However, the secrets which lay behind this unique success story will not be revealed so easily. Connoisseurs can also find out more in the smaller museums and factories, where historical clues regarding the process of chocolate-making can be found. Find out more about prices for flights to Belgium.

Brussels- Europe's capital

Belgium can claim a capital city, Brussels, which is a true centre of political power, with the directorates of both NATO and the European Union based in the city. Brussels is truly a fast-moving, lively world city, with many different European nationalities converging, creating a real microcosm of the EU itself. A bilingual city, with pockets of French and Flemish speakers, you can usually be sure that people understand French. The traditional bi-lingualism is still represented in 95% of workplaces, despite the growing use of English for business and political purposes. There's so much to see; a weekend flight to Brussels may not be enough, but it will make you want to see more. In Brussels, we can find the one-time capital of Art Nouveau, with a rich heritage. The first two Sessionist buildings emerged in Brussels in 1893, and the era left  the city with 1200 Art Nouveau buildings and developments. We'd certainly agree that Brussels is a city for discerning palettes, with many fine restaurants and designer boulevards.