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Zeebrugge: sand sculptures (summer 2003) |
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Blankenberge: sand sculptures (summer 2003) |
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Blankenberge: sand sculptures (summer 2003) |
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The castle of Jehay, near Liège, dates from the 16th century,
and has a unique collection of archaeological treasures. |
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The castle of Jehay as seen from the Italian garden of the castle. |
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Gatehouse of the castle of Jehay. |
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At Jehay, one can see the excavations of an old Roman church,
as well as part of a Roman road! |
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The castle of Jehay mirrored in the water that surrounds it. |
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Only a ruin is left of the once great castle of Rochefort. |
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One giant tree looms over the main entrance of the Rochefort castle. |
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The castle of Rochefort is currently under renovation. |
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Situated on a rock in the middle of a 450ha nature reserve,
the castle of Modave is certainly worth a visit. |
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The 'château' has many richly decorated and furnished rooms.
Some contain astonishing 17th century tapestries. |
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Relive the era of the crusades at the feudal castle of Bouillon (11th century). |
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The inner court of the feudal castle of Bouillon. |
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The statue of 'Geoffrey of Bouillon', who lead the crusade to the Holy Land in 1096 AD. |
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View from the top of the castle of Bouillon. |
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The peaceful oasis of the abbey of Orval welcomes its visitors in a serene atmosphere. |
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The new part of the abbey of Orval is used by many people to "unstress" from their daily routine. |
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The Cistercian abbey of Orval is well known for its tasteful beer. |
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The ancient ruines of the abbey of Orval. |
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The gothic rosette window is clearly visible at the ruines of the abbey of Orval. |
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The abbey of Orval. |
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The castle of Durbuy. |
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Welcome to the largest "Topiary" parc in the world, settled on the banks
of the river Ourthe in Durbuy. Topiaries are plants, mainly box trees, that are prined in all possible forms.
Here you see the figure of "Manneken Pis" |
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Here you see two people sitting on a bench. This sculpture is also made of box trees,
some of which required over 20 years of cultivation. |
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Durbuy is the smallest city in Belgium. But also one of the most touristic places in Belgium, because everybody seems to be there at the same time. |
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Tervuren, the Africa Museum. |
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Tervuren, the Africa Museum. |
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Tongeren is one of the oldest towns in Belgium, going all the way back to Caesar's invasion of Belgium. Ambiorix is here facing the famous belltower of the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwgeboortekerk. |
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The castle of Alden Biezen. |
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The castle of Alden Biezen. |
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The cityhall of Oudenaarde looks just like the one from Brussels. As a matter of fact, the cityhall of Brussels was built by the same architect after he built the one in Oudenaarde. |
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The castle of Beersel. |
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The castle of Beersel. |
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The castle of Annevoie. |
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The castle of Annevoie. |
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Annevoie is famous for its gardens, where one can see a huge variety of fountains. |
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The tower of the church impresses visitors of Damme. |
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The little guy peeing away is known as "Manneke Pis".
He is the only one who can get away with pee-ing at passers-by. |
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The "breadhouse" (broodhuis in Dutch) in the
center of Brussels still looks as if it was built yesterday. |
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Bokrijk is one of those rare musea that show
the way how life really was in "the good old days". |
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Bokrijk shows first-hand to the visitors how
their ancestors lived. It's like entering a gigantic time capsule. |
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Leuven, painting of father Damian, also known as Damian of Molocai. |
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Bruges, a feast for photographers. |
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Bruges, a classical view of the belfry
from the Rozenhoedkaai |
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Bruges: the tall belfry towers proudly over
the medieval town. |
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Bruges, entrance to the picturesque beguinage. |
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Bruges, Venice of the North, and the number
one favorite of Europe's romantic hearts. |
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Bruges: a boattrip on the canals is a most delightful
and refreshing experience |
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Gent, another pearl in the crown of flemish
medieval towns, shows you 2 of her 3 most beautiful churches |
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Gent proudly presents: the Gravensteen, residence
of the dukes of Flanders during the middle ages. |
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Gent, picturesque view on a historical part
of the town. |
