Best Western Hotel Les 3 Cles Gembloux

... UK!<br><br>Brussels airport is emptier than I have ever seen it in my life. There are no more than 10 flights for the rest of the day. Eric and I are alone in the airport lounge, save for a couple of elderly people and their miniature poodle, which is snacking on a croissant. <br><br>We are waiting for our flight - it is delayed by half an hour as I write this. That's just fine, in fact, it can be delayed until ...

... relaxed, then got dressed and headed for a night on the town!! We found this very cute and cool restaurant, where we sat upstairs looking right into the kitchen, which was perfect for Grace as she could spy on the hot Chef! We ate some more chips, had a drink, and then moved on to a pub that was a little crazy inside, so we got some drinks and sat outside under the heaters. After a couple of drinks there, we eventually decided ...

... Cullen - omg Edward Cullen is in spell check - the lead dude was not bad ^^. So the movie went for about 2 hours, I slept for at least 1! Man, did I sleep well that night J Next day woke at 9 and waited for Véronique to wake coz I'm sharing a room with her, I'm on top bunk which is really good for my allergies. We got up and ate breakky - fresh croissants yummooo, and then I attempted to play cards with Pol, Sonia and Véronqiue. Ok, i ...

... the rest of Upper Town, past a church and sculpture gardens, ending in a lookout point next to the Hall of Justice. Now, compared to other cities we've been to (Prague, Budapest, San Francisco), where the view overlooks a gorgeous cityscape near a river or bay, this view was... the opposite. Some buildings, a couple of skyscrapers, construction cranes. No pretty river. No giant cathedral. We didn't even take a picture. Don't get us wrong, this is a ...

... the bar....even the staff. Isn't that a bad example or something?!?! We spent some time in the Grand Place, checking out the typical touristy square in the centre of town. They were setting up for some kind of special event, so most of the square was taken up by a huge tent, with bleachers, lights, sound equipment etc etc. After the beauty of Brugge, we felt a bit deprived of scenery in Brussels. So we spent part of one afternoon ...

... An iron atom blown up milions of times in order to reach something like 102m! Very impressive on the inside (I can imagine) but also on the outside!! It's so... futuristic, something your mind never expected to see... Unfortunately we were short of time so we didn't take the 1 1/2hour tour, but got great photos and souvenirs from the gift shop. Our next stop was within walking distance. Mini Europe! A park really which has all the famous european ...

... 7% of GNP by the year 2015: Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Spain and the United Kingdom. Adding these six to the five countries (Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden) that have a longstanding success in achieving 0.7% brought the total of committed countries to 11-exactly half of the 22 donor countries that are members of the rich world's "donor club" known as the Development Assistance Committee. In early April of 2005, Germany took a step of great international ...

The goal for Sunday was a day trip by train to Antwerp. We went together to our free breakfast this time, and then packed our day bags for Antwerp. The first problem was that we got lost on the walk to the train station. Remember, it is only around the block from the hotel, but what block? We finally found the train station and bought our really cheap tickets to Antwerp. We bought some candy and drinks at the train shop, and at the correct time and on the correct platform, we ...

... by the sensational range of Belgian brews on offer for almost a third of the price of the cheapest ***** beer back in Galway. We drank stupidly, talked ridiculous jive and had a ball. On the advice of the fast talkin' Chicago bloke whose name i forget, we all trundled up to the main festival area and witnessed a sensational show of fireworks in commemoration of Belgian Indpendence, again, all of us were completely dumbstruck as to our impeccable timing ...

... Brussels houses the head quarters of the European Union and N.A.T.O. Nearby, the Belgian city of Antwerp regulates and distributes over half of the world's diamond supply. Brussels is the home to many great businesses and many great economists. Simply put, Brussels is a very important city to Europe. But did you know that the waffle originated in Brussels and other Belgian cities? How about fries, did you know that they originated there too ...