27 Apr 2022

WORDLESS WEDNESDAY

 


Tower (London)


Smurf, Central Station Brussels

 Husband and wife

Sculptures of different countries

more participants here, and Image-in-ing

26 Apr 2022

THE GAASBEEK CASTLE OUTSIDE BRUSSELS

The Gaasbeek castle was built in the 13th century to protect Brussels. Over the centuries, the castle was repeatedly devastated and rebuilt. After that the castle was occupied by a succession of noble families. The Count of Egmond, was one of the chateau’s best-known owners. In the late 18th century, the castle became the property of the Italian aristocratic Arconati Visconti family and the Castle became a meeting place for students  and artists and is open to the public.

This of course is a photo of the castle I "stole" from Internet.


 Unfortunately the castle was closed when I visited it, but the park and the castle itself is beautiful.










 

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