The Chicken Road is more than just a path on a map; it’s a journey through the heart of Belgium’s cultural landscape. In a world of fast travel and rushed sightseeing, we offer something different: the opportunity to slow down and forge a genuine connection.
At each stop, you can discover local stories, centuries-old architecture, authentic cuisine and regional traditions that continue to shape Belgian identity. From grand UNESCO landmarks to quiet village squares, the Chicken Road invites you to discover the hidden gems that most travellers miss — the subtle, the meaningful and the authentic.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, our carefully designed route provides clarity, inspiration and depth — offering a cultural experience for those who value authenticity over algorithms. Choose the Chicken Road and rediscover the joy of thoughtful travel.
We are proud to collaborate with museums, heritage organisations and local initiatives that share our passion for culture, history and sustainable travel. Together, we offer you authentic experiences along the Chicken Road, rooted in community and tradition.
The Chicken Road is a cultural travel route through Belgium, connecting towns and villages with rich historical and culinary heritage. It showcases a blend of local traditions, hidden gems and picturesque landscapes.
Absolutely! The Chicken Road is designed to suit all types of traveller, including families, solo adventurers, couples and groups. The flexible route offers plenty of stops to suit every pace.
Most of the journey is open and self-guided. However, it is recommended to book in advance for cultural events, workshops and overnight stays in guesthouses during peak seasons.
Yes, the route is accessible year-round, though the experience may differ depending on the season. Spring and autumn offer the most picturesque scenery, while winter brings cosy village charm.