Belgium and Germany

21 Aug - 3 Sept 2008


Page 1: Brussels | Page 2: Antwerp, Brugge, Namur | Page 3: Erlangen, Nürnberg | Page 4: Munich

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Antwerp, Brugge, Namur


Antwerp Central train station

Robert in Antwerp on
a rainy day

Rubenshuis

Statue of Peter Paul Rubens
with the Cathedral of Our Lady
behind him

Inside the Cathedral of
Our Lady

Altarpiece in the Cathedral,
the Assumption of Mary

Stained glass in the Cathedral

More Rubens in the Cathedral...

...and more stained glass

...and more Rubens!

Proof of where we were

In the Grote Markt - a "local
products" expo, yum

Beer!

Liza enjoys her beer...

Assorted cheeses

Robert with the trifecta -
filet d'Anvers, cheese, and beer

Het Steen, remains of a castle which
was once the center of Antwerp

Examining boats in the Maritime
Museum

On to Brugge...at the train
station (for those practicing their
Flemish/Dutch, note the schedule
is for Saturdays (zaterdag), Sundays
(zondag) and holidays (feestdagen))

This is indeed a cycling country -
bikes outside the Brugge train station

Which way do we go?

Inside the St Salvator
cathedral, Brugge

Main square in Brugge

And yes, there are canals and
bridges in Brugge...

Liza in Brugge

Robert in Brugge; the St Salvator
cathedral is in the background

Watching the demonstration
of making chocolate candies in the
chocolate museum, Brugge

Noch ein bier, bitte!

Many horse-drawn carriages
were on the cobbles in Brugge

Namur, at the 15th century
citadel overlooking the city

Liza is thinking of doing a
photo essay on "sidewalks
of the world", what do you think?

Liza atop the citadel in Namur

Another fine lunch in Namur...
not photographed, this is where
Liza had her moules et frites

Outdoor cafe life in Namur

The symbol of Namur is the snail;
it is said the locals like to take things
slow...


Page 1: Brussels | Page 2: Antwerp, Brugge, Namur | Page 3: Erlangen, Nürnberg | Page 4: Munich

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