Ibis Airport Diegem
Bessenveldstraat 17, Brussels Diegem Diegem, Flemish Brabant, 1831, Belgium
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Belguim's Big Three!!!
... Galerijen, a rather posh shopping arcade that had all the very expensive chocolate shops and designer stores. It reminded us of the arcade in Milan although not quite as grand – the roof was cool though. Off of this street you find the Rue des Bouchers, a road full of restaurants with daily menus to tempt in tourists. The lonely planet had informed us of this road so we ate before we got here but actually it looked quote good! Lisa was especially miffed as ...
About 'Parco Nazionale dei Monti Sibillini'
... of Umbria on the border with the Marches. This area is the most mountainous region is dominated by the totality of Monti Sibillini. These majestic mountains are united in a myriad of broad valleys crossed by rivers and streams that cut the sides of mountains. The environment which is located in the area is very suggestive connoted by high and steep mountain walls that alternate with small valleys that surrounding cities and historical towns that ...
Ve hast Rules!
... and vulnerable therefore was afforded the most attention. She was told by BA to head for Paris via some obscure location in Germany I had never heard of. I told her heading west was not a good idea and if I were her I would try to get south to Vienna to get a flight home. Lena is a determined woman and I wasn't going to try and persuade her a 3rd time. We were now a team and I felt better Bart, Lena and I could now attempt to negotiate ...
Study Tour Part 1: Brussels, Rouen and Bayeux
... stupid" We didn't really spend that much time in Brussels, so I don't have too much to say about it, I'm sure its more interesting than it seemed though. At the same time, maybe not.
Wednesday night, we drove to our next location, Rouen, France. In Rouen the next day we visited a newspaper office and printing facility. They gave us a quick tour and a presentation about all the different papers they produced and how the ...
Of Brussels and Bruges
... Place. After some considerable setbacks exploring various backstreets and alleyways - and more than a little navigation trouble - we finally pointed ourselves in the right direction, emerging amidst the thick of the crowds into what is considered to be one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. Without knowing much, if anything at all, on the matter of beautiful European squares, I feel inclined to agree with the sentiment. The Grand Place is nothing short of ...



