Royal Square

The Royal Plaza is a very important commercial center in Brussels, Belgium. The streets around the square are very popular commercial streets. Among them, the traffic from the urine children is less than even to the Brussels Grand Plaza is the most dense. Most of the shops along the way are chocolate shops. There is also a souvenir shop, you can see a lot of very beautiful chocolate products, and the dessert is also good, here can meet all the imagination of Belgian chocolate, and there are common brands in China, you can also see here.

The building is majestic, not angry, and reveals the royal style. Everything else seems approachable. The square in front of the door is green everywhere, with a wide two-way ten-lane road in the middle, and the Royal Park is opposite.

The Royal Plaza is the heart of Brussels. The baroque style here is indeed full of royal style. There are often various activities in the Grand Plaza. This time I just met the Belgian Independence Day celebration. The scale is very large. The activists wear Belgian special clothing. There are also medieval characters dressed up, playing musical instruments, sending bread, etc. The whole cruise is very lively, you can participate in it to feel the enthusiasm of the Belgians.

Seeing the Royal Square, I felt that Brussels was the capital of Belgium after all, and finally saw some beautiful buildings. There are many museums around, and I didn't go in because of the limited time. The location is very high, it feels like a building built on a hill, from which you can overlook the entire city of Brussels. Famous attractions such as the Belgian Palace and Brussels Park are nearby.

A lot of blind writing downstairs mixed the Royal Square and the Grand Square. The Royal Square was originally built on the hillside, and now the Art Mountain is below. Geographically speaking, this is a military commanding height. There are also castles here in ancient times. Now there is a bronze statue of the Crusader leader in the center of the square. There are many tram lines in the square. It is difficult to avoid those tram lines in this scene. It looks a bit messy.

Brussels didn't impress me very much. I just remember buying a lot of chocolates and a small statue of a urinating child. The Royal Square was still amazing when I saw it on the spot. I forgot whether it was a Gothic or a Baroque building. Anyway, the feeling of European style was very strong, and the local people I saw on the roadside were still handsome.