10 Best Things to do in Sint-Niklaas, East-Flanders - Sint-Niklaas travel guides 2021

Things To Do in Sint-Niklaas

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UNESCO World Heritage-Cultural Site

sculptorThe Grand Place is the central square of Brussels, Belgium. It is surrounded by the bustling City Hall and two larger buildings, the City Hall and the King's House which contains the Brussels City Museum. The square is 68 meters long and 110 meters wide.

Manneken Pis

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Statue/Sculpture

Colleen HolbrookThis little guy draws the crowd! Apparently people make outfits for him, that I would love to see.

Atomium

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Modern Architecture

Lucy McCauslandHad a great trip to Brussels and this activity was a real highlight. It was pricier than I imagined but worth the joint ticket with mini-europe!

Grote Markt

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Square

sculptorAntwerp’s main square is a city square in the heart of the old town. In the middle of the square is an old city hall, surrounded by many exquisite 16th century business association promenade halls, many restaurants and cafes. The main square is located within walking distance of the Scheldt River and hosts a Christmas market and ice rink in winter.

Central Station

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Historical Architecture

世界美食游走达人Yesterday, I went to Brussels to visit the European Plant Patent Office. On the way back to Amsterdam, I passed through the diamond capital of Europe-Antwerpen, Belgium. It is also the second largest port city after Rotterdam. The most worthwhile stop is the railway cathedral, which was rated as the "most beautiful railway station in Europe". Antwerp Central Station (Antwerpen centraal), a Baroque building built in the early 20th century, The details are very exquisite, and the badges hanging on the heights show the royal atmosphere and sense of majesty. At the same time, pray silently for everyone in the country!

Cathedral of Our Lady

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Church

sculptorThe Cathedral of Our Lady (Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekathedraal) is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Antwerp, Belgium. The church construction seen today began in 1352, and although the first phase of construction ended in 1521, it was never "completed".

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