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January 29, 2017August 31, 2019 by Jessica In Czech Republic, Prague

Prague Castle

January 22, 2017August 31, 2019 by Jessica In Czech Republic, Prague

Prague from Above

January 15, 2017August 31, 2019 by Jessica In Czech Republic, Prague

All the Synagogues in Prague

January 8, 2017August 26, 2019 by Jessica In Czech Republic, Prague

Of Cemeteries and Graveyards

January 1, 2017August 17, 2019 by Jessica In Czech Republic, Prague

Franz Kafka was born in a myth called Prague

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Bruges has so many cute little streets, it's a pleasure to get lost while simply wandering around 💕 . . . . #brugge #belgium #visitbelgium #explorebelgium #belphenomenal #ig_belgium #bruges #brugesbelgium #travelgram #travelphotography #ig_travel

It is as gloomy in Madrid today as it was on the day I visited Bruges ☁️ Hope you're having a lovely Saturday wherever you are, regardless of weather 🙌 . . . . #belgium #visitbelgium #explorebelgium #belphenomenal #ig_belgium #bruges #brugesbelgium #travelgram #travelphotography #ig_travel

Have you ever been to Bruges? I visited briefly during my trip to Brussels and absolutely fell in love with it 😍 I'm sharing some photos from my visit on the blog today, link in bio 🙌 . . . . #bruges #brugesbelgium #belgium #visitbelgium #explorebelgium #belphenomenal #ig_belgium #travelgram #travelphotography #ig_travel

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A UNESCO Heritage Site since 1998, the Grand Place is considered to be a central landmark of Brussels, as well as one of the most beautiful squares in all of Europe. Historically, the square has been an important center of commerce, but it has also borne witness to darker events, such as the burning of the first Protestant martyrs Henri voes and Jean Van Eschen by the Inquisition in 1523, and the beheading of the counts Egmont and Horn, who had spoken out against King Philip II, an act which also happened to trigger an armed rebellion against Spanish rule. An attack by the French in the late 17th century saw the whole of the square, with the exception of the outer shell of the Town Hall (ironically, the attack’s primary target), destroyed. During WWI, the Town Hall served as a makeshift hospital, as the Grand Place was flooded by refugees. . . . . #grandplace #grotemarkt #belgium #visitbelgium #explorebelgium #belphenomenal #ig_belgium #brussels #visitbrussels #explorebrussels #ig_brussels #travelgram #travelphotography #ig_travel

The Mont des Arts is basically a square, though its name translates to “Hill of the Arts,” as it’s surrounded by a number of museums and monuments, including the Musical Instruments Museum (MIM), the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, the Royal Palace, and the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. It's also got quite a view 🙌 . . . . . #belgium #visitbelgium #explorebelgium #belphenomenal #ig_belgium #brussels #visitbrussels #explorebrussels #ig_brussels #travelgram #travelphotography #ig_travel

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