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Flanders lights up, transforming it into a magical place. The center of the main cities in Belgium is filled with Christmas markets. The skating rinks, the lights and the smell of mulled wine make its streets even more precious and welcoming. Brussels, Bruges, Ghent? During the month of December, there is no shortage of Christmas markets in the Belgian capital, so the choice may not be obvious. Contrary to what we might think, the most interesting market is not in the Grand Place — there is not even a Christmas market in the Grand Place, but a sound and light show, which is not a market itself. Therefore, direct your steps to the Sainte Catherine square, because there resides one of the best Christmas markets in Brussels. Once you arrive at the square, take a leisurely stroll through the market. On weekends there are likely to be a lot of people on the streets, but don't let that put you off. After all, Christmas is synonymous with partying. You will find stalls selling very cheerful lamps; in others you will find garlands of many colors; and in others house slippers for the colder weather. Although the ones that attract the most attention are the food stalls. Believe us when we tell you it's a feast: cheese and chocolate, crepes and waffles (or gaufres, in French) and, of course, the famous wintry vin chaud (mulled wine). Try whatever you fancy! Walk around, let yourself be enveloped by the aromas and flavors of Christmas, warm up with the wine, enjoy the atmosphere ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4EasObhUQE