Brabant is a historical region located in the Low Countries, primarily divided between modern-day Belgium and the Netherlands. It is known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional crafts, music, and festivals. The region has a diverse landscape featuring both urban areas and rural countryside. The name "Brabant" also refers to the Brabantian dialect, which is spoken in parts of the region. Historically, it was an important duchy, and its capital, Brussels, played a significant role in European politics. Today, Brabant remains a vibrant area with a mix of historical sites and modern attractions.