Chateau de Limelette Wavre

... pee. There were chocolates and all kinds of souvenirs of this statue, but we wanted to see the real thing, so we eventually found it and were a little bit disappointed in the size of it, even though we had heard that it was small and disappointing. The rest of that day was fairly relaxed and I was actually feeling really shizer, so we had an early dinner (of Mussels in Brussels!!) and then went back to the hotel and just chilled ...

... The thon hotels Brussel city centre provides a warm atmosphere in its norwegian-style. It is a four star hotel in Brüssel with a unique relaxation area on the top floor, where we can enjoy an amazing panoramic view of the city. This ideal location ensures excellent transport links via the metro and right ...

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... there- what a meal- this lunch lasted the whole day! We toured around the old town, checked out a couple of churches and came upon Mennekin Pis- a ...

... strawberries, a treat that we could certainly not resist. The weather was deteriorating even more at this point so we had a look around the main square called Place Royal and then headed back for the train station. Suprisingly Brussels has one of the worse train stations of the major cities we have been too. It is very old and run down. There also seems to be a lot of vagrants and shady people just hanging around inside. We ...

... of Brussels most dynamic ethnic neighborhoods. Here one is greeted with quiet parks, neighborhood kids playing in streets, and a treasure chest of out-of-the-way cafes. The St. Gery neighborhood is also home to two murals highlighting several of Brussels' most famous and favorite comic characters. Serving as a bright backdrop to an otherwise drab concrete and brick schoolyard soccer pitch is a colorful chase scene from the Astrix ...

... I went along. Some shops are clearly for tourists only, selling the same brands of chocolate as you'd find in the grocery stores, but for marked up prices. I gave those a miss, and instead, concentrated on the premium brands and the homemade independent shops. They ranged from the somewhat silly "Chocolat Artisanale", where you can buy chocolate beer bottles, chocolate mobile phones and chocolate cars, to the ...

... Luckily I had only 24 hours to kill here before meeting up with Marj and heading to Brugges. Oh yeah, they are also famous for their seafood, especially their mussels. And their hundreds of kinds of beer, for those who can tell the difference (obviously the love affair with beer is beyond me, give me something fruity to drink any day). I think the cheese is also probably quite good but there just aren't enough meals in the day to try all these things!

... So we went to catch our other flight to St-Petersburg. And then, there we were... The airport of St-Petersburg isn't as large as I had expected... You use the same door to go inside and outside... Anyway, they checked our luggage (again) and we set of for our bus that would bring us to our hotel... 45 minutes of cold desert landscapes later we arrived. It was a nice hotel, quite comfortable rooms... God knows we were going to miss this hotel later on...

... had been a while since Chris, Melanie, and the Kantors had seen each other so we had a lot to talk about on the ride to Belgium. It seemed like no time before the 2 hours had passed and we were lost in Brussels. None of us had thought to get exact directions to the Marriott and Chris had forgotten to upload his GPS (even though he told us he had) so we weaved in and out of some very nice streets for about 15 minutes until we all decided we'd be better off parking, grabbing some ...