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Quote: This tour is done in a small, comfortable van. Our guide is the knowledgeable, Sharon. Unfortunately, I never write down her family name. We visit the following sites in the morning: the Tyne Cot Cemetery,… Read More
Quote: The second church I visited in Bruges could hardly have been more different from the first (that being the Basilica of the Holy Blood) but I loved it with almost as much ardour as the first and for completely… Read More
Quote: As we spent New Year's Eve a few days in Bruges, we looked at some sites in the city. So we got on the course, Belfort, I would like to report on today ...Immediately on the market of Bruges Old Town is the site,… Read More
Quote: After the Painting of "Marat assassiné" the Modern Arts part of the museum begins, covering the 19th century until now. The second half of the 19th and first half of the 20th being particularly well represented,… Read More
Quote: I love Peter Paul Rubens. This museum is the whole reason I visited Antwerp. The Rubenshuis was indeed Ruben's House. He lived there. It now includes much of his own artwork as well as the works of others. The… Read More
Quote: I visited Sint-Baafskathedral (St. Bavo's Cathedral) several times during my stay in Ghent. I wasn't looking for anything specific, I just felt like going back. Even though I had been there the day before, I… Read More
Quote: Christophe Plantin lived and worked in this venerable complex, which contained his printing workshop with a whopping 16 presses. His works and publications during the 16th Century created the standards of his… Read More
Quote: The Grote Markt is the large central square of Mechelen, but it seems almost like a stage set when compared to the busier plazas in the larger cities of Brussels and Antwerp. This plaza is surrounded by facades… Read More
Quote: The construction of the Town Hall started in 1439. There are three floors. Between the windows there are oriels, each with two niches; three corner-turrets also have niches. The carved bases of these niches… Read More