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The Goethe River, which has a total length of only 12 kilometers, of course looks quite tiny, compared to such large Belgian river …

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Answer: The Grand Place, included in the UNESCO list, demonstrates an ensemble of buildings of the XVII century in the style of Brabant Gothic and Baroque. The Town Hall with its 96-meter tower was built in 1402-1455, and the King’s House (which never actually served as the residence of monarchs) houses the collections of the City Museum. Don't miss the "Peating Boy" - a bronze fountain from 1619, which became a symbol of the city.

Excursions Brussels metropolitan area (19)

Photo Dyurbuy - Dinant - Namur
7-8 hours - 0

Dear friends! I invite you to take a ride in the southern part of Belgium. This is not the Belgium that is usually promoted on s …

Photo Excursion "Antiquarian Market" Brussels
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Excursion "Antiquarian Market" Brussels. Stroll through the antique market of Brussels: the market square in the lower part of Br …

Photo Bruges - Ghent one day
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Bruges - Ghent one day. Dear guests, I offer you the best excursion in the Kingdom of Belgium. We will see the beautiful cities o …

Photo Brussels - Waterloo - Brussels
5 hours - 0

Brussels-Waterloo-Brussels. Sightseeing car and walking tour. We will be on the road for about 25 minutes, moving to the south of …

Guides Brussels metropolitan area (7)

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Brussels metropolitan area
Language: Spanish, Portuguese, Русский

Born in Leningrad, he left St. Petersburg. Graduate of the Leningrad Humanitarian University. It is mainly French-speaki …

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Brussels metropolitan area
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Düsseldorf
Language: German, Russian

Düsseldorf: City of chic-miki They say there is nothing to see in Düsseldorf. During the tour you will see that this …

Brussels metropolitan area
Language: Русский

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