Manchester (UK) & Belgium (Brussels, Bruges) Holidays

Day 4

Bruges was a very nice place. It has most of its medieval architecture intact. We left Bruges in the morning after breakfast, back to Brussels city.

Old building

Brugge train station

The train station is pretty huge, with many platforms

Next destination in the list was Mini Europe. We took the train from the city center and walked a short distance to Mini Europe. The Atonium was located next to Mini Europe.

Phoebe and Me

Lunch @ Mini Europe, as expensive as usual

The restaurant we dined in

Shops near Mini Europe

Entrance ticket, with guide booklet

Inside Mini Europe

There were many "mini" buildings along the path way. All of us were busy taking pictures of the buildings without knowing the origins. The label was all that we read!

Oil rig

A warrior?

Atomnium

Brussels Grand Place

London (duh!)

It can't fit my head actually, LoL!

Eiffel tower, Paris

Take two

The famous Pisa

After visiting Mini Europe, we headed back to city center. It was already evening by that time. Since we will be back to Manchester the next day, we went shopping for souvenirs. I bought some chocolates (ridiculously expensive ones) from Chocopolis. Each customer was entitled for 1 try only.

1 small piece of chocolate costs €0.60, yes you read it right!

Stone chocolates?

We went back to our hotel to take a rest. The initial plan was to have a good dinner (something like Day 2) but most of us ran out of Euros. We had no choice but to take something cheaper. After walking around the city, we ended up in a kebab shop. The kebab tastes good, enough to fill my grumbling stomach and it costs €4.50 only (if I can remember well).

"Fold-over" kebab, it was huge!

The end of Day 4!