Renaissance Brussels

... find the Delirium café. Dang, restaurant row again. But right around the corner we found it! Also, following the direction of the Renaissance bartenders we went to the end of the ally first to see Jeaneke Pis. In the bar we met an American duo wrapping up ...

... Station. A short (albeit difficult, if you've ever pulled luggage across cobble stone) walk from the station the welcoming sign of the Renaissance hotel! Wow! Who would have though the hotel would have been so busy this early in the morning? I guess most ...

... amount of comic creativity- A level that has defined the genre from the industry's golden age to its present day renaissance.  At the center of the Belgian comic culture is Brussels, the self-proclaimed comic strip capital of the world.  From ...

... in our last night in Brussels, upon our return from Bruges.  It's called Hotel Metropole, the style is French Renaissance, and is the city's only surviving 19th Century hotel.  And I mean everything is surviving, right down to the ...

... in its austerity. In the middle of this, the church stands proudly, revealing its long evolution through the Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance styles that are all evident. The inside is relatively simple - it was apparently plundered many times over the ...