Brussels
is such a wonderful city. The Belgian capital is an important centre for
international politics and hosts a great number of European organizations. The
city is one of the most important tourist destinations in Europe and can be
easily explored by foot.
Our
first stop in Brussels is the Gran Place, we walk around this magnificent
square and admired each one of the majestic buildings. The square is UNESCO
Herritage site and the colourful buildings with rich architecture are so
impressive.
The
square is dominated by the elegant Gothic building of the Town Hall representing
the power of the Duke of Brabant and its glory is demonstrated by the Saint
Michael statue.
The Guildhouses around are so beautiful every time we pass here we realize a detail
we previously missed.
They represent the different art and craft guilds.To
fully appreciate, you should see them from different corners. It is very
difficult to find other buildings which are as amazing as these, especially
when the main decorations are covered with gold. The effect is fantastic!
There
are several superb restaurants around and some chocolate shops.
The
atmosphere here is phantastic, this is the heart of Brussels and we come here
again and again.
This is
definitely the most beautiful central square in Europe. Here we find ourselves
in the middle of magic.
There is
always something to see and the gorgeous architecture of the buildings is just
breathtaking.
Maison
du Roi built from 1504 up to 1536 by the Duke of Brabant.
This
square is one of the most beautiful in Europe. It is simply stunning.
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