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26/10/2009Your tips for living in Belgium (4)

Your tips for living in Belgium (4) Brussels: Where to have your hair cut, eat Italian food, buy bread and cakes, send your children to school or find Australian wines. Ghent: a B&B to chill out in. Antwerp: A beautiful district, what to do.

Hairdressing, food, bakery in Brussels

I highly recommend these places without any reservations.

Conception Coiffure  an AVEDA salon.
Plus hairdresser Amir speaks English.
180  Chausée de Charleroi, Brussels  1060 
Ph: 02 538 15 71


Fabulous Italian food and it's a smoke free restaurant!
Enotria  8, ave. des Celtes,  1040 Brussels
Ph:02 73 501 50


Books and Art, rue Froissart
Bouquinerie Thomas

Second-hand books in English at the back of the store, regular paintings on display in the next-door vitrine (and they can restore your old/damaged paintings too).

13 rue Froissart

Etterbeek

(just before place Jourdan)

02 513 8966



Boulangerie-Pâtisserie is a fabulous bakery offering fantastic bread, croissants and desserts.
The coffee is excellent as well.
Les Caprices de Laura  16, avenue General Dossin de St. Georges 1050 Brussels
Ph:02 662 26 91(open Wednesday - Sunday).

Regards,
Christa Lynn

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Australian wine cellar

Have discovered a fab new wine shop, 'Crush' near Place du Luxembourg. All Australian wines many from 'boutique' wineries. Great range and free wine tastings on Friday night!

39 rue Caroly
1050 Brussels

Cheers
From Marg
Ozziewino


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Portuguese

Highly recommend the pastry at Gracia em Ave. de la Couronne.  The atmosphere is nice and the Portuguese pasteis de nata are just fabulous!!

Sónia Valadares Fialho



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French Lycee in Brussels

www.lyceefrancais-jmonnet.be

I notice that you have no information about the French Lycee in your items on International/Worlwide schools in Belgium, Schools from around the world. A pity as it is an excellent school with around 2000 pupils from 65 countries.  My three children were there.

Regards,

Lucy O'Sullivan McCormick

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Bed and breakfast in Ghent

www.zoejoncheere.com

If you are visiting Ghent, try out his bed and breakfast in the the historical "Prinsenhof". The owner is charming, the breakfast wonderful, and the atmosphere and the surroundings are simple, elegant and stylish. A great place to chill out. 

We found the B&B at the last minute via this webisite:www.bedandbreakfast-gent.be
This site also looked useful: www.bedandbreakfastflanders.be

(Name witheld)

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Antwerp's Zurenborg neighborhood

I live in Antwerp and the nicest thing for me is the Zurenborg neighborhood (Cogels Osylei is the main street famous for its architecture).

Zurenborg district

Cogels Osylei

Good Luck,

Bram Rommens

Antwerp south

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Things to do in Antwerp

www.use-it.be, www.antwerpen.be

I have just moved to Antwerp and find these sites useful.

(Name witheld)

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20 December 2006

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