Often overlooked as a travel destination in favor of France, Spain, and Germany, I honestly think Belgium is the underrated gem of Europe. Home to a collection of impossibly picturesque suspended-in-time medieval towns and cities, Belgium offers some of the most beautiful – and romantic – city breaks in Europe.
That’s also not forgetting its cosmopolitan capital, Brussels, the pockets of stunning countryside, and its world-famous beer production. From a few of my favorite towns in Europe (Ghent, Bruges, and Dinant) and beyond, after travelling around the country, here is my choice of 20 of the best and most beautiful places to visit in Belgium…



Dinant
This under-the-radar beautiful gem of a city sits on the banks of the river Meuse in Belgium’s Walloon region.
The picturesque town is backed by a spectacular sheer cliff face and protected by the ancient fortified citadel. The city’s historic buildings are steeped in legend – as you meander through the narrow streets, you can sense this place has many stories to tell.
Perhaps the city’s most famous connection comes from it being the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, the man who invented the Saxophone whose house you can now visit.
I would suggest trying the delicious Flamiche (a bit like a Tarte Flambe) or Couques de Dinant, which are delicious brittle honey biscuits.
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Rental electric boats
Multiple boat cruise options
What Is It?
It’s a beautiful Belgian city in Wallonia, which boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times. Nestled along the Meuse River, it has a steep valley setting, traditional brassware craft, and limestone quarrying heritage.
Why Go?
Located on the Meuse River, Dinant captivates with its scenic charm, surrounding cliffs, and historic citadel. Explore legends, taste Flamiche, and discover the birthplace of the saxophone.
Best Months to Visit:
June-August
Bruges
Bruges – the perfectly preserved medieval city – is the place for couples wanting to head out on a romantic European getaway.
Thousands of visitors can’t be wrong and I was personally a huge fan. I couldn’t quite believe it existed. With a collection of attractive market squares, steep-gabled houses lining dreamy canals, and winding cobbled streets all tied up in a compact, primarily traffic-free package Bruges, the suspended-in-time canal-side city is very romantic and it’s also undeniably photogenic.
I would recommend visiting Burg Square, the 14th-century Stadhuis (City Hall), which has an ornately carved ceiling, Market Square, which features a 13th-century belfry with panoramic views, and of course, one of the critically acclaimed restaurants (of which there are many)!
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The Belfry Tower
Bruges Market
What Is It?
Bruges enchants with its medieval charm, featuring cobblestone streets, picturesque canals, and well-preserved architecture. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it boasts landmarks like the Belfry and Stadhuis, while lace and local brews, including Brugse Zot, add cultural richness.
Why Go?
Wander Bruges, Belgium – Europe's romantic gem. Meander cobbled streets, revel in canal magic, and savor culinary delights in this timelessly picturesque city.
Best Months to Visit:
August-September
Brussels
Forget the dull image that one of Europe’s premier cities seems saddled with; Brussels is beautiful and trip-worthy. The city has become a thriving cosmopolitan metropolis in the last few decades.
The historic architecture (including a perfectly-preserved late seventeenth-century center) is genuinely superb and add in a fine collection of art galleries, museums, a famous foodie scene – consisting of everything from chocolate and waffles to Michelin star adorned fine cuisine – and of course the delicious beer, then Brussels easily deserves a place on this list!
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Rue Neuve shopping street
Jeu de Balle flea market
What Is It?
Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the European Union boasts a rich history and international significance. This vibrant city is renowned for its global political influence, historic landmarks, diverse culture, and culinary delights, including waffles, chocolates, and beers. Notable attractions include the Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Atomium,
Why Go?
Immerse in Brussels' allure—a thriving metropolis with timeless architecture, art galleries, and a renowned culinary scene featuring chocolates, waffles, and exquisite Michelin-starred cuisine.
Best Months to Visit:
Mid-May- Mid-September
Ghent
I loved Ghent. While most head for Brussels or Bruges, the small but beautiful port city is arguably Europe’s best-kept secret. Ghent was, in fact, the most powerful in Europe, but today, it’s a very relaxed, picturesque place with more than a whiff of bohemian air.
Beautiful Ghent is also story-book pretty with a collection of canal-side medieval architecture, Michelin-starred restaurants, quirky boutique stores, and a rich calendar of cultural events.
To get the feel of the place, skip the touristy canal boat trips and discover all the local hotspots instead.
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A historic Friday market
Various beer tours
What Is It?
Ghent, a historic Flemish city in Belgium, boasts a rich legacy dating back to the Middle Ages. Once a significant European center, its medieval architecture and well-preserved landmark center now attract tourists.
Why Go?
Ghent is a hidden gem of Europe, so you can skip the crowds in Brussels and Bruges. Explore its relaxed charm, canal-side beauty, Michelin delights, and vibrant cultural scene.
Best Months to Visit:
May-September
Spa
The spa is a beautiful and elegant place to visit in Belgium, which, yep, you’ve guessed it; it’s famous for being an ‘original’ spa.
Located in the Ardennes region of eastern Belgium, it’s naturally blessed with abundant mineral-rich thermal waters. Tourists flock here to relax and enjoy the water’s and hot springs’ health and wellness benefits.
It’s also easy on the eye with beautiful buildings, thermal baths, a historic casino, an array of luxury hotels, and an endearing 19th-century retro charm.
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Various resorts with famous mineral springs
Casino de Spa
What Is It?
Spa, a picturesque haven in the Ardennes, captivates with its original spa heritage. Enjoy mineral-rich thermal waters amidst charming architecture, a historic casino, and luxurious retreats.
Why Go?
Spa, nestled in the Ardennes mountains of Belgium, is celebrated for its mineral springs and is a global spa destination. It boasts the renowned 'Spa' mineral water exported worldwide. In 2021, Spa joined UNESCO's Great Spa Towns of Europe.
Best Months to Visit:
June-August
Eifel Nature Park
With its low-hanging mist and miles of untamed, rugged wilderness, this park has a mystical and almost other-worldly beauty. The beech forest-covered conversation area lies mainly in Germany but also borders Belgium.
It also happens to be home to some incredible wildlife – wild cats, wild boars, wildcats, black grouse, red deer, and eagle owls all call this beautiful place home; since the new millennium, the lynx has again been sighted in this remote and highly protected area for the first time in three centuries.
Part of the park’s moors dates back to the last Ice Age – a must-see place in Belgium!
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Free guided tours with a trained ranger
Many hiking trails of varying difficulty
What Is It?
Established in 2004, the Eifel National Park covers 10,700 hectares. Aligned with IUCN guidelines, it aims for 75% natural development within 30 years. The park preserves diverse ecosystems, hosting 7,100 species, including 1,800 endangered ones
Why Go?
Eifel Nature Park beckons with untamed beauty shaped by volcanic forces. Mist-laden landscapes, ancient moors, and a wildlife haven make it a must-see.
Best Months to Visit:
April-September
Durbuy
The accolade of the smallest town on earth and a population of just 500, Durbury – located just 2 hours from Brussels- proves that the best things come in small packages.
It’s maintained in its charming medieval setting. Today, its pedestrian streets are flowered, narrow, and cobbled, winding between the old bluestone homes and buildings, attracting curious visitors to its shops, fine restaurants, and hotels.
Shop for artisanal produce, gaze at half-timbered houses, visit the beautiful Topiary Park, and stop to quench your thirst at La Ferme du Chêne, which brews beer using a 14th-century method. Sporty types can also kayak or raft the Ourthe River that passes through the city.
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Durbuy Christmas Market
Mini-train that tours the town
What Is It?
Durbuy, in Wallonia, Belgium, is renowned as the 'world's smallest city,' although officially surpassed by Mesen. Elevated to city status in 1331, it thrived in medieval commerce. Today, tourism dominates, with the Ourthe River flowing through and the Castle of the House of Ursel as a highlight.
Why Go?
Durbuy is a captivating town with stone houses and cobbled streets. As the world's tiniest town, its medieval charm, artisanal shops, and scenic river activities make it an enchanting escape.
Best Months to Visit:
July-September
Chateau de La Hulpe
France isn’t the only country boasting fairytale castles; Gium’s finest is truly exquisite.
Located in the municipality of La Hulpe in the Walloon Brabant and less than an hour away from Brussels, this beautiful chateau was modeled after the castles in the Loire Valley in France and served as Marquis Maximilien de Béthune’s home.
The castle itself is not open to the public. Still, you can visit the garden, which is littered with sculptures and brimming with colorful flowers, and also the surrounding park, which is known for its rolling lawns, small ponds, and fragrant rhododendrons where you can take a walk, take a picnic and or kick back and relax.
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Ice cream and waffle vans nearby
Ample parking space
What Is It?
Solvay Castle, nestled in La Hulpe, originated in the 1840s as a manor for Marquis Maximilien de Béthune. Acquired by Ernest Solvay in 1893, it underwent a French garden makeover. Donated to Wallonia in 1968, the property features scenic walks, a museum honoring artist Jean-Michel Folon.
Why Go?
Chateau de la Hulpe is an Exceptional Heritage Site near Brussels The enchanting garden and park offer a serene escape with sculptures, vibrant flowers, and picturesque landscapes.
Best Months to Visit:
June-July
The Sonian Forest
Part of this magnificent forest has just been awarded a UNESCO heritage status. Beginning in the Iron Age, the 4,000 hectares of woodlands used to be part of a long natural border of beeches and oaks stretching from Brabant to the north of France.
It’s a treasured, peaceful, and unspoiled place in Belgium and a perfect naturally picturesque destination to spot roaming and wild boars, foxes, and roe deer.
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Various guided tours
What Is It?
The Sonian Forest, spanning 4,421 hectares on the outskirts of Brussels, Belgium, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Originally part of the ancient Silva Carbonaria, it holds historical significance and features undisturbed landscapes dating back to the Last Glacial Period.
Why Go?
The UNESCO-listed Sonian Forest beckons with its ancient charm. Explore 4,000 hectares of pristine woodlands. Encounter wild boars, foxes, and roe deer in this tranquil haven.
Best Months to Visit:
Mid-May- Mid-September
Torgny
With more than a whiff of Provence, this idyllic little village is often cited as one the most beautiful in Belgium. Lying on the southernmost tip of Belgium lies Torgny in the Gaume region in the province of Luxemburg, south of the Ardennes and surrounded by France on three sides.
The dwellings consist of ochre-colored, hand-hewn stones and red curved tiles, reminiscent of the south of France.
The village also enjoys a microclimate, which is well-suited for vineyards. It’s a quiet place, so don’t expect too much going on but kick back, relax, and take in the rolling hills, the honey-colored houses and the abundance of flowers, the local restaurants’ gastronomy, and walks and bike rides in the countryside, as well as a visit to the Abbey of the Trappist Cistercian monks of Orval.
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Restaurants serving traditional cuisines
Various vineyards
What Is It?
Nestled in the Gaume region of Luxembourg, Belgium, Torgny captivates with its Provencal charm. Renowned as Belgium's most beautiful village, Torgny boasts ochre-hued stone houses, a microclimate conducive to vineyards, and a serene ambiance amidst rolling hills and floral abundance.
Why Go?
Torgny captivates with its rustic charm. Ochre stones, red tiles, and a tranquil ambiance create a southern escape. Explore vineyards, relish local gastronomy, and unwind amid honey-hued houses.
Best Months to Visit:
June-September
Wallonia
A visit to Belgium would not be complete without a visit to beautiful Wallonia. This French-speaking region of the country is among the larger land areas but still has a traditional and laid-back feel.
Wallonia has much to offer tourists and locals, including medieval towns, Renaissance-era architecture, and traditional Trappist beers galore.
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Hosts many cultural and quirky festivals Various towns and villages
What Is It?
Wallonia, the southern region of Belgium, spans 55% of the country's territory with a primarily French-speaking population. Historically industrial, it thrived during the 19th century but faced economic decline post-WWII. Present-day Wallonia focuses on diverse industries, including technology and tourism.
Why Go?
Nestled in Belgium, Wallonia captivates with its medieval charm, Renaissance architecture, and abundant Trappist beers. Explore a traditional, laid-back haven amid stunning countryside.
Best Months to Visit:
June-September
Veurne
Veurne was once an area of Belgium encompassed by fortresses to fend off the impending Viking attacks. However, fortification failed, and the room was invaded, but thankfully, all the scars of the past have faded and left Verne as a historical yet beautiful part of Belgium.
Veurne is a city of historical significance, so it maintains apparent markers of the past. Many of the buildings and ruins throughout Veurne depict a distinct Renaissance and Gothic style, so if this type of history is essential, Veurne may be your ideal location.
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Saint Walburga and Saint Nicolas Local cafes and Market Square
What Is It?
Veurne boasts a rich heritage dating back to the 9th century. Notable for its medieval architecture, including the Gothic churches of Saint Walburga and Saint Nicolas, Veurne endured economic challenges but flourished in the 15th century.
Why Go?
Veurne enchants with its historical allure. Wander cobbled streets where Renaissance and Gothic echoes linger, telling tales of resilience and timeless beauty. It’s a charming retreat.
Best Months to Visit:
June-September
Hoge Kempen National Park
Our national parks are treasures just waiting to be explored, and in Belgium’s Hoge Kempen National Park, you can explore and stay directly in the park to immerse yourself in its intense beauty.
Hiking and camping are available at this traveler’s dream park. Hoge Kempen National Park offers modern lodging arrangements for a more comfortable stay for those not used to such rugged conditions or those who do not want to camp.
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200 km network of hiking trails Modern lodging arrangements
What Is It?
Hoge Kempen National Park in Belgium opened in 2006, covering 67 sq km. It blends heathland and pine forests with UNESCO World Heritage aspirations. The park's history dates back to 1990, evolving from a regional nature reserve initiative. The park is a crucial natural habitat.
Why Go?
Hoge Kempen National Park beckons with 5,000 hectares of enchanting Belgian wilderness. Immerse yourself in its beauty through hiking or camping, or opt for modern lodging.
Best Months to Visit:
July-September
De Haan
Coastal regions of Belgium draw in tourists from all over the world, and among the most popular is De Haan.
Just under 13,000 people populate De Haan and maintain a spectacular small-town feel.
Attractions within De Haan range from unique shopping opportunities, traditional mills, and outdoor adventures such as exploring the dune forest.
There is no limit to what you can find in De Haan, and unlike other areas that only cater to high-end travelers, this area provides something for everyone on every budget. Views from Spioenkop are among the best photo opportunities in De Haan.
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Coastal restaurants serving Belgian cuisine Various parks with recreational facilities
What Is It?
De Haan, a Belgian coastal town with a population under 13,000, charms visitors with its long beach, restaurant-filled promenade, and diverse attractions. From unique shops to traditional mills and a dune forest, De Haan welcomes all budgets.
Why Go?
Discover De Haan's coastal charm with its long beach, scenic promenade, and diverse attractions. This Belgian gem caters to all budgets, from unique shops to dune forest adventures.
Best Months to Visit:
May-September
La Roche-en-Ardenne
Driving around Belgium offers some beautiful scenery, but if you want something to enjoy outside your vehicle, La Roche-en-Ardenne is the perfect place to go. La Roche-en-Ardenne is located above it all, just 25km northeast of St. Hubert.
This location is full of picturesque scenery, from hills to castle ruins. Enjoy your experience exploring this rugged countryside surrounded by vast wilderness.
Cave explorers and outdoor enthusiasts enjoy their time in this spectacular area of Belgium. Bring a camera along; you will need it.
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La Roche game Nearby village with a beach
What Is It?
Nestled in the Ardennes, Belgium, La Roche-en-Ardenne is a historic town tracing its roots to the Neolithic era. Home to a medieval castle, Roman fort ruins, and scarred by WWII, it is a resilient, picturesque destination with a rich blend of nature and history.
Why Go?
La Roche-en-Ardenne captivates with its historic charm and breathtaking landscapes. Explore castle ruins and rugged hills, and embrace nature's wonders.
Best Months to Visit:
July-September
Vallee du Ninglinspo
Dubbed “The Most Beautiful Walk in Adrennes,” Vallee du Ninglinspo is one of the biggest outdoor attractions in Belgium. It boasts miles of trails and enjoyable scenery through stunning wilderness.
A hiker’s paradise, to be sure, Vallee du Nignlinspo offers something new around every bend.
Waterfalls, natural pools, and rocky landscapes mix beautifully with unspoiled wilderness in this area.
When you visit Vallee du Ninglinspo, be sure to bring your camera and respect the land’s natural beauty by bringing any trash out so everyone else can enjoy its splendor for many years to come.
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Various tours
the shortest being 7km
What Is It?
Vallee du Ninglinspo is hailed as 'The Most Beautiful Walk in Ardennes.' Belgium's premier outdoor attraction features pristine trails, waterfalls, natural pools, and the ancient Crahay Rocks in a romantic river valley setting.
Why Go?
Embark on a romantic escape in Belgium's Vallee du Ninglinspo. 'The Most Beautiful Walk in Ardennes' reveals enchanting waterfalls, pristine pools, and unspoiled landscapes.
Best Months to Visit:
August-September
Damme
Damme is an area of Belgium that encompasses Oostkereke, Vivenkapelle, Sint-Rita, Sijsele, Lapscheure, Hoeke, and Moerkerke. The population of this growing area is just under 11,000 people. It remains a tiny, intimate town with much to offer tourists and locals.
Book enthusiasts flock to Damme, located in Belgium’s north region, as it is home to an increasing number of bookstores. You will enjoy your time in Damme if you are among the many bookworms and poetry enthusiasts!
Damme has a very walkable layout but also maintains an excellent bus route and is a bike-friendly area, so no matter how you travel in Damme, you will enjoy this picturesque village.
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Hosts various book fairs and houses numerous bookshops Canal boat that runs during the summer high season
What Is It?
Damme, nestled in West Flanders, Belgium, is a historic city with a rich medieval past once a vital European port connected to Bruges, its star-shaped fortifications and scenic Damse Vaart canal reflect its maritime legacy.
Why Go?
Explore Damme's enchanting medieval charm and book lover's haven. Wander its walkable lanes, discover quaint bookstores, and embrace the timeless allure of this bike-friendly Belgian gem.
Best Months to Visit:
June-August
Gaasbeek Castle
Are you looking for a romantic spot to take the one you love? Gaasbeek Castle is the ideal location in Belgium.
From April 1 to August 30, visitors can visit Gaasbeek Castle for an unbelievable tour. Romance surrounds at every turn throughout the castle, and the surrounding grounds are among the most beautiful in all of Belgium.
Ground admission is relatively inexpensive, and tours of the castle are available at various times throughout the day. Be sure to bring your camera, as you will want to take advantage of the never-ending photo opportunities at this epic castle.
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A 50-hectare park
a romantic haven Guided tours that explain the rich history
What Is It?
Gaasbeek Castle, situated in Lennik, Belgium, is a historic fortress dating back to 1240. Initially built for defense, it evolved through destruction and reconstruction, now serving as a national museum since 1980.
Why Go?
Gaasbeek Castle enchants with medieval allure, artistic treasures, and sprawling gardens. Wander through the castle amidst Belgium's most beautiful landscapes.
Best Months to Visit:
April-October
Oud-Rekem
Dubbed “The Most Beautiful Village in Flanders,” Oud Reken is simply waiting for visitors to stroll their historic pathways and cobblestone pathways.
If you are among the many who like to take things a little slower, Oud Reken is the perfect place. The Castle d’Aspremont-Lynden is one of the most famous sites, but it is not the only one.
Visitors enjoy access to this historical village, of various indoor and outdoor museums and friendly locals around every corner. If quaint is your idea of perfection, Oud Reken should be on your list when visiting Belgium.
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A historic gin distillery with guided tours
What Is It?
Oud-Rekem, a picturesque village in Belgium's Limburg province, boasts authentic charm and historical significance. Dating back to 1140, it earned monument protection in 1994 and was recognized as the most beautiful village in Flanders in 2008.
Why Go?
Oud Rekem beckons as 'The Prettiest Village in Belgium.' Cobblestone paths guide you through history, unveiling castles, museums, and warm encounters with friendly locals.
Best Months to Visit:
March-May
Ypres
Ypres is a city of almost 35,000 people, not a tiny village but a thriving town ready to make your touristic dreams come true.
Historically, Ypres has seen its share of fighting, including during WWII. Still, today’s Ypres is full of beautiful sites and a key pilgrimage site for those wishing to pay their respects to those who tragically lost their lives during war times.
Among the many historical sites throughout the city, tourists enjoy walking along the shores of the Yperlee River and taking pictures of the many memorials placed around Ypres.
History comes alive in Ypres, so bring your camera and a good pair of walking shoes to take it all in.
A unique place stay in Belgium
For a beautifully unique place to stay in Belgium, I stayed in Indrani Lodge, located in the heart of the historic Brabant-Wallon village of Loupoigne, only a 45-minute drive from Brussels. Combining contemporary stylish luxury with landmark elegance and personalized service, the lodge is a meticulously renovated medieval farm set amidst rural farmland, ace to escape city hassles but still within easy reach of the cultural attractions of one of Europe’s quirkier cities.
Surrounded by beautiful lush green landscapes, the hike was linked to a horse ride through rural farmland, ancient abbeys, historical battle sites, or a round of golf at one of several nearby courses! Indrani Lodge offers five luxuriously appointed and designed en-suite bedrooms, a relaxing leafy garden, and a rejuvenating sauna.
In keeping with the harmonious surroundings, they’ve also recently launched a new retreat program offering a wide selection of wellness retreats and focusing on the themes of yoga, wellness, mindfulness, and healthy eating. For more information, head to the Indrani Lodge website.
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Flanders Fields Museum Multiple tours of historical sites
What Is It?
Ypres, a historic Belgian city, witnessed pivotal events in both World Wars. Known for the Battles of Ypres, it hosts the In Flanders Fields Museum, commemorating its wartime significance.
Why Go?
Ypres, a captivating Belgian town steeped in history, resonates with the echoes of WW1. Amidst lush landscapes and historic sites, pay homage to the fallen.
Best Months to Visit:
June-August
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hi sir
who doesnt want to visit those beautiful places… Gaasbeek Castle is cool place for me
I just love traveling, beautiful places, really thanks for blog and photos. This are really gonna help.
Belgium having some many tourist places to visit..Thanks for sharing the photos which has the important places for tourists.
Fantastic looking places!
Belgium looks like a truly beautiful place to visit what wonderful photos too!
Wow I love this, such beautiful places in a beautiful looking country!
Bruges has certainly been on our travel wish list for a while now! We hear it’s great for chocolate, beer and bicycling :-).
Wow I didn’t know much about Belgium other than Brussels before now, but these look like incredibly scenic places to visit! Thanks for the travel inspiration! 🙂
Belgium is very picturesque.. I have been to Dinant and this city is truly breathtaking
I had no idea about Eifel Nature Park before reading this post, looks so beautiful will definitely go there on my next visit.
Thanks for sharing Becky!!