Belgium, (or how Europe can´t be more European)

 After Cadiz, it´s always good to remember that it´s already Autumn, so Belgium in September it´s a nice option. Pablo (my little brother) and I conquered the Land of chocolate, Comics, Beer and fries. We arrived to Brussels, and as it´s almost tradition to us, when the bus from the airport left us in Midi-Station, we dind´t hesitate to walk for almost 40 minuttes to the Grand Place, where our hostel was. After leaving the lugagge. We finally got to turism part.
Brussels is a complex city. I think the Grand place is really beatiful, such ancient and gothic buildings, and in the nights the City Hall is illuminated with different colours following different songs. Apart from that, you´ll see some very turistic streets, and spend a while trying to find out the little and tacky Manneken pis behind a lot of people taking pictures. Brussels is full of  grafitti (excellent!) and cobbled streets, but has some parts that seem abandoned. We left the Atomium for last morning, I was so excited to see it, it´s a little smaller than I thought, but I can see its magic. Eating fries (that appear to be fried in oil), great chocolate (we bought mainly Leonidas and Neuhaus) and drinking beer (some different kinds!).

Second day: Brugge.The famous fairy tale city, with canals, old buildings and well decorated windows in the shops. But somehow, I find it beatiful, but so turistic that looses its charmed to me. Pablo was a little disappointed because it seemed different to the idea of medieval, little city, sold in the movie (In Bruges).

Third day: Gent. A different place, a city that seems old and holds history in every corner. I like it!!! We spent like 2 hours in the Castle (consequence of Pablo´s love for Game of Thrones). But sitting to see people pass by it was the best.

Great soup for Fall weather

So, then, Belgium wasn´t a country that I was dying to visit, but now it´s a place I wanna go back. (I need to plan Belgium 2, with Antwerp, Leuven, the Ardennes and a little of Luxembourg).