amanico
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Maastricht, Netherland.
After Bimb's house, Bruxelles and Boxtel, we spent one day and a half in Maastricht.
It is at only 400 Kilometers from Paris, but disorientation is guaranteed. The architecture, the language, the ambiance are changing a lot, form a french point of view. Not sure that Filip got the same feeling, though...
Like if Time stopped several centuries ago.
Here are some pictures to illustrate my point:
The main place:
In the old town:
The river....
A superb bridge:
I must say that these Dutch are quite cool. We arrived in the town while they were celebrating something.
I asked to several of them, and they couldn't tell me what they were celebrating. One of them gave me an excellent answer: " Do we really need a good reason to have fun "?
One thing which is quite dangerous, though... They ride their bicycle everywhere. So, you'd better look twice when walking in the Streets.
I will have to come back there, and spend more time!
Another detail which pleased me a lot is that they are very fan of vintage cars.
Here a link I posted about my short stay in Boxtel, at 120 Kilometers from Maastricht, not very far from Amsterdam.
Well, you got it, this part of Europe is Worth a visit!
Best,
Nicolas
Maastricht, Netherland.
After Bimb's house, Bruxelles and Boxtel, we spent one day and a half in Maastricht. It is at only 400 Kilometers from Paris, but disorientation is guaranteed. The architecture, the language, the ambiance are changing a lot, form a french point of view. N...
re: Maastricht
Sounds like a festive atmosphere! How many places did you guys go to? Envious of how much fun you are having! HAGWE Nico! -MW
We made a huge amount of kilometers, yes. ;)
For a superb trip and excellent moments, as always, with Ze Bimb. ;) Best, Ming. Nicolas
Mestrischtsstststtst ....
.. or Maastricht :-) .. is in many ways very different to what i'm used my friend. But since i have been there so many times i got used to it a bit, but nonetheless it is always a joy to visit this funny city ... . A strange fact is that the city is divid...