Liège-Guillemins

Liège-Guillemins railway station, modern architecture's greatest achievement? I'd probably say so. Light, clean, slick, non-bulky, open, fresh - so many adjectives. It makes a statement, but isn'tRead more
Montagne de Bueren

Le pot au lait

The best pub in the world!
Cream with Coffee

The Belgians like their cream with a little bit of coffee. And,of course, a little waffle.
Liege

Liege, arguably Belgium's most working class city, sits straddles the Mass (or La Meuse in French) and is Wallonia's largest city. It feels quite remote, surrounded as it is by the hill's of theRead more
Bergisch Gladbach

Bergisch Gladbach, a medium sized town just a few miles east of Cologne, is not to be confused with Mönchengladbach. Gladbach, gladbach, gladbach. Many people often use the name gladbach as shortRead more
Schloss Bensberg

The Second World War

Britain is obsessed with the Second World War. 'For a thousand years, men will still say, this was their finest hour,' so wrote Churchill. Well, men have been saying it for the past 70 years and willRead more
Moscou, Ghent

So I was at first surprised to find out that there is a Stalingrad in Paris. And again, surprised to find out there is a Moscou in Ghent. Moscou, a neighbourhood in Ghent, was named so because of theRead more
Vleeshuistragel, Ghent

Gravensteen, Ghent

Vrijdagmarkt, Ghent

Saint Bavo's Cathedral, Ghent

Poeljemarkt, Ghent

Krefeld

Cologne from Above

English Speakers Are Welcomed

The Maas at Venlo

The Maas at Venlo. One of Europe's great rivers. Other towns and cities I've visited that the Maas flows through are: Roermond, Maastricht, Rotterdam Liege. It flows also through Namur and heads deepRead more
Stadhuis in Venlo

Flags in Venlo

Tasty Tom

France vs Italy - 6 Nations Opener

Sunday Brunch in Paris' 1st Arr.

karneval 2016 köln

Abandoned Düsseldorf - Hafen
