
Opposite the cube houses, you’ll find the giant ‘Markthal’ (Market Hall). The combination of food and luxury housing makes it the first of its kind. The spectacular bow of colour and shapes sprawling across the ceiling is better known as the Sixtine Chapel of Rotterdam.

The cube house, also called pole house or tree house, is designed by Dutch architect, Piet Blom. This bright yellow building is one of the most iconic buildings and architecture in Rotterdam.

Brussels, the Belgian capital is famous for its monumental Grand Place. Here's my city guide to Brussels including money saving tips.

Antwerp is the second largest city of Belgium. It is located at 40 km north of Brussels, about 40 minutes train from Brussels. Dubbed as ‘city of diamonds’ and ‘city of fashion’, it is definitely worth a stopover especially if you are taking a train from Brussels to Amsterdam or vice versa.

Do you know that Dinant is the hometown of Adolph Sax, inventor of the saxophone? Well, now you do. This picturesque city in Meuse Valley has a rich history and has so much to offer than saxophone. Read on to find out why it is a hidden gem waiting for you to discover.

Brussels is a city that you can easily explore on foot. Places of interest such as Galleries Royal Saint-Hubert, St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral, Manneken Pis statue and etc. are centered around the Grand Place. The only exception is the Atomium which you need to take metro line 6 or tram line 7 to Heysel station.
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