Red Light District vacation rentals

September is the most popular time to visit the Red Light District in the Flemish Region of Belgium, as the summer crowds begin to ebb and the weather remains pleasantly mild. This month offers a superb balance for travellers seeking a vibrant atmosphere while enjoying the cultural richness of the area, including its unique blend of history and modernity.During the peak season from July to September, visitors can indulge in a variety of outdoor activities and enjoy the bustling nightlife. The climate is typically warm, with average temperatures reaching the low 20s Celsius, making it ideal for leisurely strolls along the canal and exploring the local attractions. The lively ambiance, enhanced by street performances and open-air events, creates a dynamic experience for those who enjoy socialising and engaging with the local culture.For those looking to travel on a budget, May presents a wonderful opportunity to explore the Red Light District without the throngs of tourists. This month showcases the beauty of spring, with blooming flowers and mild temperatures, superb for enjoying outdoor cafes and quiet walks through the neighbourhood. Visiting during this shoulder season allows for a more intimate experience, where you can truly appreciate the charm of the area at a more leisurely pace.

Book your Red Light District vacation rental at least two months before you travel for the best selection of properties.* Plus, you'll typically find that the earlier you book your vacation rental, the better the price. *Based on analysis of Vrbo booking and occupancy data for 2024 stays.

In the Flemish Region, particularly in areas like Ghent and Antwerp, visitors can explore a variety of attractions. In Ghent, the historic city centre boasts the stunning Gravensteen Castle, which dates back to the Middle Ages, alongside the picturesque Graslei and Korenlei, superb for leisurely strolls. The vibrant street art scene and diverse bars in the Patershol neighbourhood offer a lively atmosphere for evening outings.In Antwerp, the Cathedral of Our Lady is a must-visit, with its remarkable Baroque architecture and impressive art collections, including works by Rubens. The city's diamond district is also top, showcasing Antwerp's rich history in the diamond trade. For a taste of contemporary culture, the Museum aan de Stroom (MAS) provides fascinating exhibits and stunning views of the city from its rooftop.