Discover my country : Belgium - Geography

Since there are not many Belgians in this Amino, I think it is a good idea to introduce it to yourself. I will post about each different aspect (history, language, sports, movies, food etc.) every Sunday.

To start correctly, we will talk about the geographical location of Belgium, its territory division and the main town.

Belgium is located in Western Europe, bordering France, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands. It also touches the North Sea

Belgian cinema refers to Belgian film industry. Belgium is basically a bilingual country divided into northern Flanders (Dutch) and southern French. There are also a few German groups in the border area with Germany. Belgium is a federal and German community of three regions (Flemish region, Walloon region, Brussels capital region) and three language communities (Flemish region (Dutch), French (French) community). ) Because of these languages ​​and political differences, it is difficult to say the Belgian National Unified Movie Theater. It is more appropriate to talk about Belgian Flanders or Dutch films and Belgian Wallonies or French movies.

Belgium is a country surrounded by France, Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. That small size make it the ideal place to travel. The capital city of Belgium is Brussels, also known as the center of the country. May is the best time to visit Belgium from May to September; summer is the best time to visit Brussels. Belgium is a home country with wonderful architecture and antique cobblestone squares. It is delicious dish. Gavin Manerowski said the Kingdom of Belgium has all the best products offered by Europe in a wider area than Maryland.

Since independence of the country, Roman Catholicism has been balanced in a powerful liberal ideological movement and has played an important role in Belgian politics. However, Belgium is generally a secular state as the Constitution prescribes freedom of religion and the government generally respects this right in general. During the reign of Albert I and Baudouan, the monarchy had credibility of deeply rooted Catholicism. Roman Catholicism has traditionally been the majority of Belgian religion, which is particularly strong in Flanders. However, as of 2009, Belgium's church attendance rate was 5%, Brussels 3% and Flanders 5.4%. The attendance rate of the Belgian church in 2009 was about half of the attendance rate of the church on Sunday in 1998 (11% in Belgium in 1998). Despite the decline in church attendance, Catholic identity is still an important part of Belgian culture.