The Best Festivals in Belgium
Last summer there weren't any festivals due to Covid-19. But that doesn't take away that Belgium has some of the biggest (and greatest) festivals in the world. Every
year, these festivals attract not only people from over the world but also some very well known artists.
Are you feeling like attending atleast one of them when this whole pandemic is over? Well, here's a list!
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The Festivals
This is one of the biggest festivals in Belgium. Every year, Rock Werchter knows how to create a very good line-up. Not only the artists that visit this festival are great, also the terrain itself is perfect for the ultimate festival experience: relaxing, enjoying some great music and meeting new people.
If you’re talking about the most well known festival in Belgium, then you’re probably talking about Tomorrowland. This festival is known over the entire world and getting tickets for it is quite challenging. It has a fairy tale feeling, even if you get your tickets. The last few years, you get a small treasure chest delivered at home with your festival wristband in it. The festival itself is 2 weekends this year and has 15 stages that look beautiful with a hint of magic.
This festival puts a lot of effort and time in their line-up, which gives some nice headliners. Pukkelpop also has quite a bit of activities on the terrain. It has a fun and young appearance. The many different stages and dance halls offer a variety of music genre, so it’s almost impossible not to find your music taste somewhere. Pukkelpop generally attracts a young audience.
If you are a fan of metal and rock then Graspop is definitely the festival for you! You won’t leave without hearing some heavy guitar solos and screaming. A lot of the biggest artists in the world have performed here. If you’re thinking of going, then get ready for a jovial ambiance because this festival is in the “Kempen”.
This festival is for the people who love alternative/ underground artists. Dour is known for the nice selection of artists during the day and night program. If you’re a fan of hip hop, dj’s and rock then this is something for you.
This is an annual festival at the Atomium in Brussels. It’s definitely something for you if you love a multicultural music and ambience. The line-up is a mixture of big international artists and less known musicians. The festival is 3 days, filled with different kinds of music, good food from all over the world and nice people. A nice bonus you’ll get when booking a tickets is the free acces to public transportation from and to Brussels city center. So if you have some time in between acts, why not plan a short visit to the city center of the Belgian capital?
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