Take one down pass it around...Even the tiniest stores feature hundreds of beer varieties. |
Toni made fast work of her mussels. |
A famous Belgian waffle, I think I enjoyed the melted chocolate more than the candies. |
This tasted just like cheesecake without the crust, marzipan. |
Four foot bagettes only sliced as needed. |
You are never more than a block from a chocolate shop. |
There are fifty murals of comic strip characters around the city. This is local hero TinTin and Snowy. |
The Comic Strip Museum is housed in an old Art Nouveau warehouse designed by Victor Horta. |
We had a kitchenette so Toni shopped like a local. |
You probably can't see the dates on these buildings but they are left to right, 1597, 1716, 1697. |
Out for a stroll. |
With Bert van Kessell, a Village Records customer since the 1990s |
Another long time customer from the 1990s, Bruno Depeyper. |
The Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit included 70 models brought to life from his sketches. |
We returned to the Grand Place to see it lit up at night. |
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