In 2008 Brussels celebrated the 50th anniversary of the World Exposition ’58 which gave it the amazing atomium just as in 1989 it gave Paris the Eiffel tower. At the time I didn’t walk this earth yet (my parents barely did for that matter) but it definitely left its mark on the city and Belgian culture [...]
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Last Saturday my future family in law and myself visited the new Magritte museum in Brussels for which, apparently, you should book your tickets in advance (thank God for organized girlfriends). The only thing I knew about Magritte were the pipes and apples and the …
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