Who was Saint Ursula?
This artwork was painted circa 1411 showing the City of Cologne to the left and St. Ursula on the right.
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This artwork was painted circa 1411 showing the City of Cologne to the left and St. Ursula on the right.
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Chocolate has been used as currency; named as an aphrodisiac, a delicacy and an elixir against disease.
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It was another aha moment when we learned that cologne perfume originated from Cologne, Germany.
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The birthplace of Ludwig van Beethoven and one of German’s oldest cities, Bonn dates back to 12 BCE.
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What better place to visit on your birthday than the undisputed diamond capital of the world?
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It took only 25 minutes from Brugge by train before we found ourselves in the heart of historic Ghent. The … Continue reading Went to Ghent
Brugge is known for lace making, Belgian beer, crispy fries, decadent waffles and sublime chocolates.
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Brugge is the quintessential old European city with charming cobblestone streets and picturesque canals.
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Amiens was home to the legendary novelist and one of the earliest science fiction writers, Jules Verne.
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Joan of Arc burned at the stake in Rouen in 1431. Now this military leader is an honored French heroine.
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