Traveling with Bitcoin to Mini-Europe Park Mini-Europe in Brussels and enjoy Brussels and Liege Waffles!

Mini-Europe ParkMini-Europe in Brussels

If you want to see the most famous sights of all Europe in one place, then it is worth visiting the Mini-Europe park, which is located in Brussels. Feelings are simply beyond words. The park was opened in 1989. More than 350 copies of the sights on a scale of 1/25, are located next to each other on an area of ​​24000 m²
The Eiffel and Leaning Tower of Pisa, Big Ben, Doge’s Palace and Chenoso Castle, Grand Place, the eruptions of Vesuvius and the fall of the Berlin Wall, bullfighting in Seville Square and many other memorable places from 80 European cities will not leave indifferent any visitor. Each year, the mini-park is visited by more than 300,000 tourists. Only 200 thousand euros were spent on design. The entire budget at the time of opening was about 10 million euros.

Don’t forget to try delicious symbols of Belgium Brussels and Liege Waffles and Belgian Chocolate. Since ancient times, chocolate is considered a symbol of Belgium. A variety of flavors will make the sweet tooth of anyone who tastes the local chocolate. Many shops offer a ton of chocolate options. Also, the famous sweets of Belgium are Brussels and Liege waffles. Very often they are sold with additives: hot chocolate, cream, strawberries, nuts.

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