The 1st place v visited was the 19 Windsmill at Kinderdijk, which located at the South Holland. In fact, it is the largest collection of the historical mills in the Netherland. In addition, the 19 windmills of Kinderdijik are listed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list. There are amongst the most popular tourist destinations in the Netherlands.
When I reached there, the wind was really strong and cold... but the scene is really nice.. as u can 'sekali' see 19 windsmill line up there. :)
V proceed to Antwerp, the fashion capital of Belgium. Besides, it is known as the diamond capital of the world as well. Based on my research, Antwerp is enrich with its numerous architectural highlights. The Second World War has scarred the fair face of the old town. However, the monuments left is sufficient for ppl to spend few days admiring them..:) The picture below was took at Town Hall of the Antwerp. It is one of the oldest Renaissance buildings in the Low Countries.
The pic below was took at The Steen, Antwerp. 'Steen' is the Dutch word for 'stone' as it is one of the earliest buidings in Antwerp constructed by stones (that time most of the houses built with wood) 
When I reached there, the wind was really strong and cold... but the scene is really nice.. as u can 'sekali' see 19 windsmill line up there. :)
V proceed to Antwerp, the fashion capital of Belgium. Besides, it is known as the diamond capital of the world as well. Based on my research, Antwerp is enrich with its numerous architectural highlights. The Second World War has scarred the fair face of the old town. However, the monuments left is sufficient for ppl to spend few days admiring them..:) The picture below was took at Town Hall of the Antwerp. It is one of the oldest Renaissance buildings in the Low Countries.Brussels will be our next destination. It is the capital of Belgium and the administrative centre of the European Union. We had view the city hall on the Old Market Square and guild house.
As v know, Brussels is famous with its statue of Mannekin Pis and he is often dressed. He has a wardrobe of more than 600 costumes which all preserved in the King's House, or City Museum at the Grand-place, the central market square of the city. But too bad that the Mannekin Pis that i saw was not dressed... Nobody actually knows why the mannekin is there.. many stories abt him... just dunno which one is the true...=?=
Im eating waffle with Manneken Pis.. yea.. that waffle that i bought cost 5 euro... so so expensive and it is so so delicious... yummy!!==V
He is pee pee...better dun disturd him...:)
Not to forget to purchase some chocolates at Brussel as u sure can find the type of choc that u like..!!!
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