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The Hague

A travel blog entry by ezandkate

... Oma and also Mum and aunties have sat over many years. Tracked down Florencia which was an ice cream shop that my Oma and Opa would send Aunty Henny to on her bike to collect icecream. They serve icecream with massive dollops on cream on top here. Walked to De Bijenkorf where Oma and Opa would shop, nowadays a very large department store.
Getting all excited typing this but to back-track abit, we stayed at ...

Going Dutch

A travel blog entry by geeijo

... the road which was De Lier - this is the village my grandparents lived in and my father until he was 6. It has a church that rivals the leaning tower of Pisa for crookednes!! It was a lovely village and apparently even much bigger since my parents were last there. Not sure if we passed any relatives in the street! The area is surrounded by glasshouses growing flowers and vegetables. For our next trick we tried to get to the Ibis Hotel in ...

Rainy day in the Netherlands

A travel blog entry by jmlcamacho

... e been better. Despite the weather, the three of us trudged on to see more of the Hague. We walked down to the Alexander Plaza and over to the Peace Palace. Apparently, the Peace Palace is the most photographed building in the Hague. It houses the ICJ. But you can't get close to it unless you have a scheduled tour. So, we just looked from outside and of course took goofy pictures. Olivia and I finally chose our "Europe" pose that we said we would at ...

Made it Through the Meetings

A travel blog entry by cphenly

... ribs in about 8 flavors (hence, I suppose, the name). They are advertised as "all you can eat," but there are few human beings who could eat through the first serving. (See photo.) I ate the ribs, a bunch of others ate Mussels. Apparently it is Mussel season here in September, and everyone eats them right and left. Not my thing. I ordered the "mixed flavors" rigs, and I will say that all four flavors were excellent; the sauces ...

The culture shock,

A travel blog entry by helenedenhaag

... more Gangsters. Rotterdam is supposedly home of the Rap and Fashion
Shows as well as the most technical advanced city of The Netherlands,
but then again they also have the biggest harbor in Europe. A big
harbor always attracts shadiness and cultural well- being.

This weekend I went to
Germany to visit Dena who was celebrating her Birthday. She moved to
Marburg, a very small medieval ...