Enjoying Leuven with the Right Holiday Home

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Leuven is a very popular tourist destination in Belgium because of its beautiful structures and appeal to young adults. One of the few cities in the world with the label “student city,” Leuven’s population bursts during the school year with most of the locals during term times being students.
Leuven’s popularity is mostly due to the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven which is the oldest Catholic university still in operation. But the presence of students has made the place a lot livelier, spawning an interesting nightlife and other historical attractions.
The most popular tourist attraction in Leuven is the Town Hall. Featuring a beautiful gothic architecture, some parts of the structure were built as early as mid-1400s. Another popular structure is the St. Peter’s Church which features a totally unique architecture but still featuring the beautiful Romanesque design. Other attractions are St. Anthony’s Chapel, the Linen-Hall and the Totem.
As a student city, access to Leuven is very easy. Trains and busses from Brussels and other popular cities in Belgium have direct access to Leuven. The Airport in Brussels is approximately 30 minutes by train to Leuven.
Finding the perfect holiday home in Leuven is very easy and economical. Many of the structures available for weekly accommodation are inexpensive and the often provide easy access to the university and the Town Hall. The best way to get a good rate is to check out local listings as many local businesses offer competitive rates for students, families and tourists who want to stay in Leuven for weeks or months. It doesn't matter if you want a holiday in Leuven or to rent a holiday home, if you're interested in historical sites and want a great nightlife this city will be a perfect getaway.

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