Interrail #part 3: Bruxelles;

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INTERRAIL

Travel | Discover | meet people | walk (a lot)

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(part 3)

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Hello Hivers,
Last time I described our visit to Bruges and Ghent. We then took the train to reach the last city that we visited in Belgium: the capital of course, Bruxelles.
Bruxelles is considered de facto the capital of the European Union, since most of the main institutions are in this beautiful city.
We saw a lot of amazing things in this city, but since I am an Aerospace Engineer ✈️🛰️🚀, I am little biased in my taste, and when I see something that is related to space or aviation, I always get excited. For this reason, the thing I liked the most was of course the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History, a military museum that is divided into three main areas:
• Armour section;

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• Marine section;

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• Aviation hall;

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But of course Bruxelles is not only represented by the military museum, even if this is what I liked the most.


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Thanks a lot for visiting, stay tuned and I will see you in my next post (or in one of yours 😉).

Interrail #part 3: Bruxelles; | Ecency