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Another Belgian friend
Get to my train for Antwerp with no hassles (though it was 15 minutes late), and got to the hostel quite easily. Once I arrived, I threw all of my stuff in the room, and the guy showed me around. The hostel used be a Belgian chocolate factory back in the 70s...awesome. It was a really nice day, and with the recent spell of cold weather it seemed fitting to sit up on the roof terrace of the hostel with a beer, some cigarettes, and finish reading Keith ...
Wet day in Antwerp
Today's day trip was to Antwerp – a city in north of Belgium. Unfortunately our train from Dordrecht (a connecting city in the Netherlands) to Antwerp was cancelled and we had an hour to spare in that little city – the buildings were nice and old but there weren’t too many shops and it was cloudy and windy.
The top attraction in Antwerp is its central station – trains arrive in the station on ...
Beer, Beth and Belgium
... you don't get wait staff subtly rushing you out the door as soon as you've finished your coffee or watching you like a hawk when you eat. With the exception of incredibly busy places, they're happy to let you enjoy just being in a cafe. Maybe it's because they understand how hard it is to go back out into the cold when you've just had a nice warm meal inside.
After lunch, we checked into our hostel. We had a private room in this one but a shared bathroom. ...
Belgium- Brugge + Brussels - A weekend of fun!
... run down.
Some of the places we visited in Brussels were
-- Grand Place - (Grote Markt) which is the central square in Brussels. This place was amazing and a must visit location if you are ever in Brussels. We visited during the day and at night and the place looks quite different coz they light up the buildings at night
- Museum Park - an enormous park which was beautiful. There are three museums inside ...
Another Last, Another First, Another Train
... period doors I’m met by the sight of a ceiling of foil trim and baroque finishing in all its gaudy glory. This was erected as a community square, and is sometimes hired out to the rich or a charity, but usually exists as an enclosed area for the shops to sit around. A giant champagne glass sits to one end, signaling the entrance to the bar, where I hope they serve champagne. While note champagne, Erwin does collect a large selection of beers to try, something he mentioned ...