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The Boulevard Saint-Michel is tree-lined with crooked streets leading off and has many bistros and restaurants. It was (and still is) a hotbed of student life and activism, but designer shops have gradually evicted many small bookshops.
The Boulevard Saint-Germain is a major street in Paris on the Left Bank (south side) of the Seine. Today this historic street is most famous for its assortment of old cafés.
Once the old Corn Exchange, this round building was established here in 1889. Today the Bourse du Commerce or commodities market now fills it with hustle and bustle. Proof of identity is required to enter but you will be able to admire the 1889 stained-gl?
The Belfry tower is no less than 83 metres high! On your way to the top you will discover the old treasury room, an impressive clock mechanism and a carillon with 47 bells. After 366 steps, your athletic efforts will be rewarded with a breath-taking view of Bruges and its surrounding countryside.
The city of Luxembourg is surrounded by a network of over 14 miles of underground tunnel set into the rock. The earliest of these casemates date from 1644, built during the era of the Spanish dominion.
The name belies the present-day function of the Casino Luxembourg as it is actually no longer a gambling establishment but a beautiful 19th century hall that is now host to cutting edge contemporary art.
In 1786 a monumental project began here: the removal of skulls and bones from the unsanitary city cemetery in Les Halles to the ancient underground quarries of this now dark cave like site.
The most beautiful religious building in the region. Dates from 1200 and is a stunning place to visit. Blends a mixture of English style blind arcades into a typically French style historic structure.
One of the most impressive and largest Gothic cathedrals in Northern Europe, built in 1351 it stands over 400 ft tall. It also houses some of Rubens' most famous paintings.
Four buildings preceded the cathedral, which building began in 1145 and finished in 1235. This is a remarkable example of the early Gothic style of design.
Boulevard Saint-Michel
St.Germain & Latin Quarter
Boulevard St-Germain
Eiffel Tower & Invalides
Bourse du Commerce
Louvre & Notre Dame
Bruggemuseum-Belfort
Brugge
Casemates (Pétrusse and Bock)
Luxembourg
Casino Luxembourg
Luxembourg
Catacombs
Paris 14
Cathédral Notre-Dame
St-Omer
Cathedral of Our Lady
Antwerpen
Cathedrale
Noyon
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