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  1. Belgium - Part 1

    Blog: Green Point Greenie - 24 May 2012

    Eurostar train times ex London This was a whistle stop trip as we only had two nights and three days in Belgium. The point of the visit to Belgium was essentially for my husband to look at boats.

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  2. Comparing Bruges and Ghent – Flemish Travel Showdown

    Blog: Landlopers - 23 February 2012

    When I was planning our trip to Belgium, I solicited the advice of friends and experts who had visited the low country before. Almost immediately, I sensed a strange division amongst the respondents and it all revolved around two seemingly innocent towns near Brussels, Bruges...Copyright LandLopers All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited.

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  3. Capturing Waffle Love in Belgium

    Blog: Landlopers - 24 January 2012

    Chocolate or Nutella. A seemingly simple choice, especially since they’re so similar to one other, but with dozens of eyeballs boring into my back and the server at the waffle stand smiling not-so-patiently, it was suddenly impossible to decide. I hastily went with the Nutella,...Copyright LandLopers All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited.

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  4. Ghent Instead Of Bruges

    Blog: Hecktic Travels - 26 September 2011

    Instead of touring popular Bruges, we got off the train in Ghent.

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  5. A night in the giant colon

    Blog: Tom Hall: London - 22 March 2010

    It’s not every day you get the chance to spend the night in a giant digestive system, but last week I did just that. At the Verbeke Foundation, midway between Antwerp and Ghent in Flanders, Belgium lurks CasAnus, the creation of Dutch designer Joep Van Lieshout. Getting to the Verbeke Foundation by public transport was [...]

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  6. Saturday Guest Post: Bourgoyen-Ossemeersen in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 18 December 2009

    Submitted by: Aleksandra Kurczynska Ghent, Belgium Have you already seen Gravensteen? Have you taken photos from Sint Michielsbrug? Have you rested on Graslei when drinking a magic bottle of wine? Have you done something even more ‘Gents’? No matter whether your answer would be yes or no, may I suggest you something different…because: why not [...]

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  7. Amadeus: The Place for Ribs in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 3 December 2009

    Meat lovers rejoice! If you are in Belgium, you can find delicious ribs within a 30 min train ride of just about anywhere. Amadeus: The Place for Ribs has two locations in Ghent, one in Brussels, and one in Antwerp. The original was established in 1987 in the Patershol area of Ghent, where you can find [...]Rating: 10.0/10 (2 votes cast)

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  8. A Liberal Sprinkling of Foot Powder is in Order

    Blog: Travel Adventures of Newman - 28 September 2009

    After an entire day of sightseeing, I greeted Luc's suggestion of a pre-dinner drink with great enthusiasm, eager as I was to sample yet another of Belgium's fine beers.

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  9. NOT "In Bruges"

    Blog: Travel Adventures of Newman - 26 September 2009

    In preparation for my trip to Belgium, I inquired among my friends if anyone had actually been there, and if so, which part(s).

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  10. Quetzal in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 24 September 2009

    I probably don’t need to convince many people that chocolate is the best thing ever (ladies, am I right?). I for one am a hardcore chocoholic…in fact, the Mayans are my favorite civilization ever because, although they made that crazy calendar everyone’s freaking out about these days, they still gave the world chocolate and I can’t [...]Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

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  11. Lazy Sunday Photo – Gentse Feesten ’09 Fireworks, Watersportbaan in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 5 September 2009

    Official Website Map of Location – Google Maps Gentse Feesten ’09 – Flickr Ricardo Martins Ghent, Belgium

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  12. Dr. Guislain Museum in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 26 August 2009

    In honor of my crazy time spent here in Ghent, today we’ll be visiting the Dr. Guislain Museum. This is a museum of psychiatric and psychological history set in a still-operating psychiatric hospital. The museum’s namesake, Dr. Guislain, was a pioneer in patients’ rights back in the early 1800s, which was revolutionary, as this was a [...]Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

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  13. Openluchtcinema in Sint Baafsabdij in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 13 August 2009

    For our readers in Ghent (or for those who are planning to visit Ghent this month or around this time in the future) – if you’re looking for something to do on Friday evenings in August after a tiring week, there is an open-air cinema being held on the grassy courtyard of Sint Baafsabdij (St. [...]Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

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  14. F.A.C.T.S. in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 10 August 2009

    I read comic books. There I said it! Mostly American ones, which I’m a bit ashamed of, not because they’re bad but since Belgium is the comic book country (stripverhaal/BD), I feel like I should dedicate myself more to the local product. I did have a lot of Tintin, Spirou, Marsupilami, among other European ones, when [...]Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

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  15. The Best Waffles in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 4 August 2009

    I know the title offers a bold statement, but it’s true. Back when I first got to Ghent, I only knew a few things about Belgian cuisine – mussels, fries, chocolate, beer, and…waffles. Almost a year and a half later, I don’t know much else, actually. But what else do you need, really? A delicious and [...]Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

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  16. Flanders finished

    Blog: Send The Bugger Back - 1 August 2009

    We are on our way to Gent now, all be it a little slower than we intended as we’ve got on the train that goes all around the houses and doubles the travel time (still only to an hour mind). Well Gent was okay, but a little dull really. It had some pretty bits very [...]

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  17. Werregaren Straat in Ghent

    Blog: Atlas Parasite - 24 July 2009

    Collecting photos of street art is like trying collecting the infinite. You will never find the same piece again, because they are always unique and always changing. For those of you that don’t mind the fact that you will never be able to complete your collection, this will keep you busy for all your life, [...]Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)

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