Belgium Travel and Tourism Guide
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Belgium, a country so small, is so filled with diversities. Having three official languages(Dutch, French, and German) are one of those diversities.
Located between France, the Netherlands, and Germany, Belgium boasts a population known to be modest and adaptable. Tourists will be at ease visiting the country, because a lot of the people will try to make their stay as easy as possible. If they can, Belgians will often try to speak to you in your language. Especially Flemish (dutchspeaking Belgians) people usually know how to speak 2 or three languages, so don't be afraid nobody will understand you. Belgium is famous for its many types of beer (eg. Kriek, Tripples, Kwak, Duvel), many of which are produced by monasteries (trappists) as for its phenomenal quality of chocolate. It's also known for its comic books: Kuifje (Tintin), de Smurfen and many more. I have travelled through Belgium many times, on my way back to the Netherlands to go home, Also I went three times on a holiday to center parcs, once to the Vossenmeren when i was a child, and twice to Erperheide with schoolfriends when I was at Horticultural College. But now such aholiday would not appeal to me.
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Feb 23, 2006 - Apr 30, 2008
Brussels, Belgium -› Gent, Belgium -› ...
Kaija’s sister had only one day in Brussels when she visited us and she wanted to see as much as possible in this day. Unfortunately it was somewhat of a rainy day. I wanted to take her sister to some of the Sunday markets in Jeu de Balle or Gare Medi because these are places where you will meet the best Brussels atmosphere in the city. Kaija does absolute not like these places – so I decided to do a Belgian compromise, what they always does down here.
I took then for a quick visit to Ma...
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Jun 29, 2006 - Jul 02, 2006
Brussels, Belgium -› Brugge, Belgium -› ...
This will be my last morning in Brussels. Despite I haven’t been here long, I felt sad about the idea of living this nice city….
I met Matt downstairs, checked out, but left my bags until I come back later. It was cool being with someone just for a change, hahaha. We left the hostel and started walking around the city. We visited the Justice Palace ;) we went inside and took some pics, hahaha.
We also went to Palais Royal. It was so lovely… I felt like Royalty. We wer...
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Mar 22, 2008 - Mar 25, 2008
Zielona Gora, Poland -› Słubice, Poland -› ...
The weather is still changing, but as usually in the morning there was so much sun, that i couldn't resist to go out for visiting new corners in the nice Bruxelles. The nearby park - Cinquantenaire with its wide spaces, two museaums and the beautiful arch was my todays walk. Under the arch there is a huge Belgium flag - biggest national flag i've ever saw! Besides, the people here use to hang their flag out of the window, or balcony. I like it, it's a sign, it's good when people care of...
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Nov 11, 2007
Durbuy, Belgium -› La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium -› ...
Durbuy is
situated on two sides of the river 'Ourthe'. In the past, I went kayaking on
this river. The many rapids make it an adventurous undertaking. In the last couple
of days, a lot of rain has fallen as well as 10cm of snow, all of which has
melted. This made the river run even more rapid. Too bad one cannot catch that
on a still picture. The typical Ardennes grey stone is the choice of building
material here in Durbuy. This, on a grey and rainy November 11, made it hard to
take co...
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