[Traveling Countries] -- 06 BELGIUM
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Capital city: Brussels
Phone code: +32
Population: 11.35 million (2016) World Bank
Official languages: French, Dutch, German
Currency: Euro, Belga
- Grand Place
The Grand Place, one of the most lively and beautiful squares of Europe, is at the top of the list of places to visit in Brussels. In fact, this is where I am most impressed by the squares I have visited so far. Surrounded by a number of historic buildings, including the Breadhouse, including the city hall and the Brussels City Museum, the square is the ideal location for socializing in Brussels. The most popular event on the street, hosting the Belgian Beer Manufacturers Museum, is the Flower Carpet Festival, held every two years in August. You can sit at this popular square in the city, take a breath and see beautiful buildings and admirers watching them.
- Manneken Pis (Children's Statue)
One of the first stops to visit after spending time at rand Place is the Manneken Pis, which you can hear about many city fancies about, and the Kid's Statue with the name we know. The sculpture, which was stolen many times after 1618 and was renewed at the same time, is a fountain designed as a child who does not really work. The sculpture, which is poured into a beer during celebrations, is dressed in some of the clothes in the wardrobe on special occasions. Although the Children's Statue does not count as the city's icons, you can be frankly frustrated when you first see the sculpture 61 cm long. Nevertheless, do not leave the city without photographing before you see this popular icon of the city. The statue is located 10 minutes walk from Grand Place Square.
Address: At the intersection of Rue de l'Etuve and Rue du Chene, Brussels Belgium
- Atomium
Atomium was built for EXPO 1958, which depicts the magnified state of the iron crystals 165 billion times. The monument, consisting of 9 culms, each 18 meters in diameter, was designed by Andre Waterkey. After completion, the upper floor of the building, which has become a symbol of modern architecture in the city, can be reached by elevator, is the ideal spot to observe Brussels. This floor also has a restaurant where you can eat. Do not leave the city without seeing it at least from the outside, which makes the nightfall become a separate air.
- Mini Europe
Mini Europe, which you can see miniatures of 1:25 scale of 350 buildings from 80 cities, is located in Bruparck just like Atomium. In the open air miniature park opened in 1989, you can examine various types of train, mill, cable car models as well as Vesuvian volcano modeled as an explosion as well as structures such as Pisa Tower, Grand Place, Big Ben, Eiffel Tower. There is also an interactive demonstration in the park, offering visitors information about the European Union, the "Spirit of Europe". Dilerseniz You can buy combo tickets that include Atomium + Mini Europe locations. Because these two popular places of the city are right next to each other.
Address: B-1020 Brussels (Laken)
Visiting Times: Everyday 09: 30-18: 00
Admission Fee: Adult 15,30 Euro (Atomium + Mini Europe 24,70 Euro)
- St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral
The most magnificent religious building you can include on your list of Brussels destinations is a museum displaying valuable items. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral. The cathedral, which Victor Hugo described as the simplest example of the Gothic architecture, It was built as a chapel dedicated to Michael. The religious structure which was converted to church in the 11th century. Lampert brought sacred goods belonging to St. Gudula. The wooden pulpit by Hendrik Frans Verbruggen is one of the most interesting parts of the cathedral.
Address: Place Sainte-Gudule, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
Visiting Times: Everyday 07:30 - 18:00
Entrance is free. Treasury department 2 Euro.
I have not seen it yet, but I do not see it yet, but I believe I will go soon. Is not it really nice places, should I go absolutely please? Do you have friends who have lived here or gone?
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Belgium is such a nice country to travel around. I was there last year during Christmas time and had so much fun. My fav city is Ghent. It's an amazing city :) if you want to see some of my experiences, you can check my profile. good post, thanks a lot :)
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