Lectures, Illustrated And Embellished With Views of the World's Famous Places And People 7
Lectures, Illustrated And Embellished With Views of the World's Famous Places And People 7
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The central situation of Brus- sels, also, renders it very advanta- geous as a place of sojourn. Lon- don, Paris, Berlin, and Berne are about equally distant from the Belgian metropolis, which may in consequence be likened to the hub of a wheel, upon the outer rim of which some of the principal Euro- pean cities are located.
Many travelers consider Brussels the third handsomest capital in Europe, ranking it after Paris and Vienna. Certain it is, that with its miles of superb boulevards, shaded ...by noble trees and flanked by magnificent modern residences ; its splen- didly constructed pavements, washed and swept every night with characteristic Flemish cleanliness; its Palace of Justice, Conservatory of Music, Museum of the Fine Arts, and palatial Bourse, in addition to its venerable Cathedral of St. Gudule, the Hotel de Ville, and other noble edifices of the past, it has few rivals among the leading cities of the world.
The most interesting square in the Belgian capital is the Place de TH6tel de Ville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The central situation of Brus- sels, also, renders it very advanta- geous as a place of sojourn. Lon- don, Paris, Berlin, and Berne are about equally distant from the Belgian metropolis, which may in consequence be likened to the hub of a wheel, upon the outer rim of which some of the principal Euro- pean cities are located.
Many travelers consider Brussels the third handsomest capital in Europe, ranking it after Paris and Vienna. Certain it is, that with its miles of superb boulevards, shaded ...by noble trees and flanked by magnificent modern residences ; its splen- didly constructed pavements, washed and swept every night with characteristic Flemish cleanliness; its Palace of Justice, Conservatory of Music, Museum of the Fine Arts, and palatial Bourse, in addition to its venerable Cathedral of St. Gudule, the Hotel de Ville, and other noble edifices of the past, it has few rivals among the leading cities of the world.
The most interesting square in the Belgian capital is the Place de TH6tel de Ville.
What to read after Lectures, Illustrated And Embellished With Views of the World's Famous Places And People 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard, John L. (John Lawson), 1850-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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