Le Dome Hotel Brussels
Blvd du Jardin Botanique 9 - 12 - 13 Brussels, 1000, Belgium
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Day 11 - Brussels
... die for!! We passed by Brussels' famous "peeing boy" statue....much ado about nothing, really...it was quite small, but when in Brussels, you must do all those touristy things!! For instance at one point the guys finally found one of the outdoor urinals that they had heard about. I don't know that they really had to "go", but "go" they did....I have pictures of Wyatt peeing in public....isn't that special?? We then decided to visit the Atomium, which is the structure ...
Brussels in 2.5 hours
... haha.
The day started in Amsterdam where we caught the train to Brussels in the late afternoon. We made it into town at about 8 pm and unfortunately the last train to the airport to catch our 6 am flight was at 11 pm. That’s okay, we made the best of our time in Brussels which seems to be a very interesting city. The streets are very strangely organized and ...
Maya's arrival and birthday
... neighborhoods.We found a great sandwich place around the corner from our hotel and were able to eat outside and enjoy the day before the rain started today. We checked out what the guidebook described as the "fish market" which is about one street. Most "areas" comprise one street (as our dinner in the Thai "neighborhood" on Saturday proved once again!). We walked most of the city centre, including an indoor mall, complete with ...
A Day in Belgium
... we had came, but ended up taking a slightly varied route as we neared the Grand Place. Now that I think about it, it may have been because we (I) wanted to see Mannekin Pis. For those who are wondering, this is a statue of a little boy peeing that is part of a fountain. He is one of the most popular attractions in Brussels. I don't know the entire history, but I believe he has been around for a few hundred years and I know that he is usually dressed up ...
Brussels Part Two
... soldiers, who they mistook for Frenchmen. They named the food accordingly. At the end of the museum they have a place to buy and taste authentic, Belgian frites, so we bought one to share. I have to say, they were some of the crispiest fries I've ever had. Fantastic texture. With chocolate and frites covered, it was time for beer. You should be sensing a pattern on this trip. We found a great little bar with 100 different beers on the menu and an amazing barman who ...
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