Friday, 19 August 2011

The “Royal Gallerie St. Hubert” in Brussels exists since 1850.

This gallery must be one the most impressive in the world. I know there is a similar gallery in Milan but I have not visited it yet. The gallery is very long and crosses the famous dinning street Rue des Bouchers or the Beenhouwersstraat. On the first and second floor of the gallery there are apartments and they are decorated with marble statues. Above each store selling chocolate, jewels, clothing or other quality products, there is an arch displaying the number of the store. The gallery itself is covered by a glass roof. It is always impressive to walk here or have a drink on a terrace.

Deze winkelgalerij moet wel één van de meest indrukwekkende in de wereld zijn. Ik weet dat er nog een gelijkaardige bestaat in Milaan, maar heb deze nog niet bezocht. De Galerij is zeer lang en doorkruist het populaire toeristen restaurant gebied “Rue Des Bouchers” of de Beenhouwersstraat. Op het eerste en tweede verdiep bevinden zich appartementen die versiert zijn met marmeren beeldhouwwerken. Boven iedere winkel die chocolade, juwelen, kledij of andere kwaliteitsproducten verkoopt vind je een praalboog die het nummer van de winkel aanduidt. De galerij zelf is overdekt door een glazen dak. Het is altijd leuk hier te wandelen of iets te drinken op een terras..

Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
Royal Gallerie St. Hubert Brussels
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10 comments:

  1. Filip, How magnificent! You travel to the most magical places. Are you saying people live on the second and third stories? I would love to tour their apartments.

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  2. A fine post. And many other fine ones too. Thank you for visiting our blog!
    Cheers from Penticton BC Canada

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  3. A beautifully kept building. It looks a lovely place for a coffee and a stroll. The glass ceiling is impressive as are the sculptures.

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  4. A very impressive building. :)

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  5. Filip, these buildings with a glass roof are inviting for a cup of coffee without getting wet!
    Have a great weekend!!

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  6. Lucky lucky!! :) I want more pictures. And words. Yes. I am very greedy that way. Enjoy!

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  7. impressive gallery indeed and such a lovely picture of you two there:)

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  8. I have a couple of old shots taken here! Love this place. Great photos.

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  9. Such a beautiful place to shop or just sit at the "outdoor" cafe.

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  10. That is such a beautiful place to have a nice time!

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