Belgium

• Capital: Brussels
• Official languages: Dutch, French, German
• Area: Approximately 11,787 square miles (30,689 square kilometers)
• Time zone: Central European Time (CET), UTC+1
• Currency: Euro (EUR)
• Flag colors: Black, yellow, and red
• Population: Approximately 11.5 million (figures may vary)
• National holiday: National Day on July 21, commemorating the swearing-in of the first king of Belgium in 1831.
• National anthem: "Brabançonne"
• Government type: Federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy
• Climate: Moderate maritime climate with mild summers and cool winters, and rainfall throughout the year.
• Economy: Belgium has an advanced economy with strong sectors such as chemistry, food, machinery, and services.
• Culture: Belgium is known for its art, beer, chocolate, comics, and architecture. The country has a rich cultural tradition.
• Key natural features: Belgium has a varied landscape with plains, forests, hills, and numerous rivers.

The 10 largest cities in Belgium are:

1. Brussels
2. Antwerp
3. Ghent
4. Charleroi
5. Liège
6. Bruges
7. Namur
8. Leuven
9. Arlon
10. Hasselt

Here are 10 popular tourist attractions in Belgium:

1. The Atomium in Brussels
2. The Grand Place in Brussels
3. The Historic Centre of Bruges (UNESCO World Heritage)
4. The Grand Place of Antwerp
5. The Belfry of Ghent (UNESCO World Heritage)
6. The Castle of the Counts of Flanders in Ghent
7. The Rubenshuis in Antwerp
8. The Abbey of Villers-la-Ville
9. The Royal Palace of Brussels
10. The Magritte Museum in Brussels