Brussels is relatively easy to walk around if you have a map in hand.
Eglise St-Nicolas, processed in HDR.
The Grand Place, the geographical, historical and commercial heart of the city.
Hotel de Ville, built in the 14th century as the town hall.
The main entrance and the belfry, I keep thinking why the entrance wasn't center aligned with the belfry...
Courtyard of the hotel with nice pavement design.
Entrace to the reception lobby.
The statue and landscape at the courtyard.
Le Renard and Le Cornet.
The
Maison Du Roi, built in 1536, now home to the Musee de la Ville. Too many museums in Europe and I decided to skip this one. I went in almost every museum when I visited Paris and lesson learned - just visit the highlight and not to waste the precious time and money.
View of Maison Du Roi from entrance of Hotel De Ville.
With the Sigma 10-20mm wide angle, I can now take pictures of myself without others help or tripod!
La Maison Des Ducs De Brabant at the middle of the background and
Everard 't Serclaes on the right. Touching the bronze arm of Everard 't Serclaes is said to bring luck but too bad the place is closed for refurbishment during the period.
Godiva chocolatier outlet at the Grand Place, the premium chocolate manufacturer among the uncountable numbers of chocolate shops in Brussels.
Eglise St-Nicolas, processed in HDR.
The Grand Place, the geographical, historical and commercial heart of the city.
Hotel de Ville, built in the 14th century as the town hall.
The main entrance and the belfry, I keep thinking why the entrance wasn't center aligned with the belfry...
Courtyard of the hotel with nice pavement design.
Entrace to the reception lobby.
The statue and landscape at the courtyard.
Le Renard and Le Cornet.
The Maison Du Roi, built in 1536, now home to the Musee de la Ville. Too many museums in Europe and I decided to skip this one. I went in almost every museum when I visited Paris and lesson learned - just visit the highlight and not to waste the precious time and money.
View of Maison Du Roi from entrance of Hotel De Ville.
With the Sigma 10-20mm wide angle, I can now take pictures of myself without others help or tripod! La Maison Des Ducs De Brabant at the middle of the background and Everard 't Serclaes on the right. Touching the bronze arm of Everard 't Serclaes is said to bring luck but too bad the place is closed for refurbishment during the period.
Godiva chocolatier outlet at the Grand Place, the premium chocolate manufacturer among the uncountable numbers of chocolate shops in Brussels.
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Good blog, Goh. I like the photos and enjoy the musics.
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