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Nave of St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral in Brussels, Belgium

Weekly Snapshot: Nave of St. Michael and Gudula Cathedral

Nave of St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral – Brussels, Belgium Saint Michael and Gudula Cathedral, located at Treurenberg Hill, is the most esteemed church in Brussels since St. Michael and Gudula are the patron saints of the city. The cathedral has an interesting history that dates back to 1047.  The building of this Gothic [...]

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24 hours in Brussels, Belgium

Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is often overlooked by travelers.  But when you explore this European city, you will see how easy it is to indulge in all its hidden beauty, food, history, and not to miss… chocolate.  Here is what you could do in a day spent in this cultural treasure. Breakfast Why not [...]

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Weekly Snapshot: Grote Markt

Grote Markt – Brussels, Belgium The Grand Place or Grote Markt is the central square of Brussels, Belgium. The square, now considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the most important tourist destination in Brussels.  It measures 68 by 110 meters (223 by 360 ft), and it is surrounded by guildhalls, the city’s Town Hall, [...]

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Dutch Clogs in Amsterdam

Weekly Snapshot: Dutch Clogs

Dutch Clogs – Clogs Store at Amsterdam, Netherlands. Traditional clogs are shoes or sandals made predominantly out of wood, and are associated with the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Galicia, Lithuania, and Sweden. Traditionally, Dutch Klompen, also know as Dutch Clogs, were used as safety shoes because they were able to withstand almost any penetration including concentrated acids and sharp objects.  They were originally used by ancient [...]

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Brussels, Belgium

Weekly Snapshot: Brussels, Belgium

Mont des Arts Kunstberg Brussels, Belgium

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