| | Grote Market - main square in Brussels |
| | | Brussels Town Hall, located on the Grand-Place/Grote Markt |
| | | Looking up at the Gothic architecture of the Town Hall Tower |
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| | An old corporation house on the Grand-Place/Grote Markt. |
| | | Maison du Roi - House of the King was originally the covered bread market - it now houses the City Museum of Brussels |
| | | Cathedral of Saints Michel and Gudule, bearing seven centuries of styles in one cathedral |
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| | The Bourse is the stock exchange of Belgium, built in 1871-73. |
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| | | | Parc de Bruxelles - the main park in the city of Brussels |
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| | Noreen at the main water fountain in Parc de Bruxelles (Park of Brussels) |
| | | Doug at the other end of Parc de Bruxelles, a much smaller water fountain |
| | | Royal Palace - The official residence of the Belgian sovereigns |
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| | Church of St Coudenberg was built between 1776-87. The statue is of Godefroid de Bouillon, first King of Jerusalem. |
| | | Palais de Justice (Palace of Justice) - The Law Courts of Belgium |
| | | Garden of the Petit Sablon adjoins the Church of Notre-Dame du Sablon |
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| | Mannekin-Pis - Legend has it that a rich bourgeois lost his only son in the crowd and after five days found him here doing what this boy is doing |
| | | There are over 600 costumes for Mannekin-Pis dating to the 1700s |
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