Car rental Sint Niklaas, Belgium

A Classic Medieval Belgian Town

Sint-Nikklaas is an old medieval Belgian city and district located in the Flemish region of East Flanders. The city comprises the town of Sint-Nikklaas and the surrounding towns of Nieuw-Nederlandse-Ijssel, Belsele, and Sinaai-Santeren.

The original population was Flemings but today, it is composed mostly of Belgians of various nationalities and backgrounds. Most people who visit Sint Niklaas come here for the old-fashioned medieval charm that only a traditional city can provide. It is considered as the cultural center of Belgium and is well known for its picturesque countryside. It has many churches' cathedrals that can be visited in the town. The town also has a beautiful natural setting including several museums, fountains, and botanical gardens.

The history of the city is believed to be as old as the 800s, which means it is actually a mixture of many cultures from different countries. Some of the early settlers came from Italy and Sicily, while many others came from other countries like France and Spain. A number of Italian Renaissance buildings can be found all over Sint Niklaas. The city has a strong connection with the Catholic Church as the area is still considered a part of Flemish territory. In addition, the old city walls are a reminder of the time of the Dutch Golden Ages. Today, the city has a modern architecture that includes tall buildings, multi-storeyed buildings, and wide boulevards. The modern downtown areas are dotted with restaurants and cafes.

Belgium's most populated city has a number of great historical sites, most notably the City Palace and the Castle of Liege. The City Palace dates back to the 14th century and was used by the rulers of the city during the time of Louis XIV and later by Napoleon Bonaparte. This building is still standing and is a major tourist attraction. The castle of Liege is another important site in this area that is also still standing. However, it has been occupied by the Dutch in recent years.

Another significant historical site in this city is the Bourse De Liege, which has been the central venue for many international events such as the European Games and the Eurovision Song Contest. The Bourse De Liege is constructed in a castle. During the time of the Roman Empire, the Bourse De Liege was a city gate. As the name suggests, it was used by the townspeople to enter and leave the city through the gate.

When you visit Sint Niklaas, you can also experience the traditional culture of this city. Many shops, bars, and restaurants offer local, Belgian wines, cheeses, beer, olives, and chocolates. You can dine out in various restaurants and you can also find good selections of local artisans who sell handmade pottery, silver items, and textiles.