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Brussels, Belgium
August 25, 2004 We hiked clear across Paris to the Paris Nord train station complete with oversized backpacks trailing directly behind us to catch our train to the capitol of Beligum - Brussels or Bruxelles in Gaelic? While I was standing in line to purchase our tickets, an Italian man spoke to me asking me if I spoke 'Italia.' I said no, but as it …
À La Mode
... copied Amsterdam and made their own Red Light District, far scummier but much more central. It's located right next to one of the city's train stations. Exit on the right after your train ride and you find sky scrapers and office buildings. Exit left and you walk through a region of a different sort.
Europe's unofficial capital is more then just food though. Night is glorious in a town ...
Brussels, Belgium
We arrived in Metz at 8:28am by train. We sped walk to our residence where everyone was loading the bus. Thanks to Jeff our stuff was all on the bus and ready to go! We had an extra 15min before the bus was leaving so we bombarded the public bathroom in our residence to freshen up. The drive to Brussels, Beligum was about a 4 hour drive. In between we stopped at a gas station and ate our packed lunch and then headed back on the road to Brussels. I felt ...
Waffles in Brussels
... all sorts of things which was really nice. Her boyfriend (who I’d also met in Ireland) and some of their flatmates joined us a bit later and we continued out chatting with everyone (they were all Irish! Felt like I was back home with my Irish crowd!). After a while we went for a wander to another pub but shortly after that I headed off back to the hostel before the last metro. ...
Day out in Brussels
... We bought a group ticket for 10 euros and got onto a train hoping it would go to De Broukere but for that we had to be on the other side of the platform. We were heading in the opposite direction. This we knew only when an english speaking french lady helped us (a rare commodity). Our train was headed to Esplanade. One can see Atomium and Mini Europe here.
The Atomium was built in 1958 as part of an Industrial Expo and what a way to show the ...
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