I want to share you some pictures so you can seen with your own eyes what I have seen.

Leman Lake Switzerland

Cannes, France

How time runs so fast, the last time I posted in here was last September 2010 further to my favourite Phalaenopsis Orchids. They are quite okay, lost their flowers but still developping new branches to have a renew flowers.

Well, during the 5 months past, I have been to so many diffrent places. I passed by Paris, north of France, south of France, Switzerland, and Belgium.

What particularly remained on my souvenirs were Yvoire, along the lake of Leman, Switzerland and our promotion trip to Nice and Cannes last February.

Here, we supported the youth who wish to join on the mega conference and world youth day in Madrid this coming August.

Speaking of world youth day, I had participated 2 world youth day, the one in 1995 in Manila and in 1997 in Paris with Pope Jean-Paule II.
So, my personal message to the youth of today, goodluck and acquire lots of experiences and share them with your friends and families.

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Brussels Towers

From November 5 in 2007 EasyJet have been daily connecting the European capital with the Riviera.
One-way ticket available from 29.99 euros all taxes included.

The Grand Place of Brussels Belgium

Have you ever tried the company?

Lets see your flights from Brussels until Nice!

Brussels, have you heard about this city, haven’t you?
Brussels is a typical city as all the Capitals. You can see nice restaurants and a lots of architectural of the past centuries.

Brussels road with the gothic style

You can also to go their Cinema Theatre, view films in VO if you wish so.

Culture and leisures:
Brussels in scene:
A exposure-spectacle its and light allowing to discover the history and the legends of Brussels

Another character in Brussels Boy Peeing Fountain (dresses as a sweeper boy)

Mini-Europe:

Europe in a few hours. A visual and sound tour among 350 monuments and miniature animations.

The City of Brussels the Capital of Belgium

Atomium:
Renovated Entirely, it is with the image of a crystalline iron molecule, increased 165 billion times. The most beautiful panoramas of Brussels and the Brabant are to be seen since the higher ball.

Atomium is the symbol of the 1958 Brussels World Fair

Royal theatre of Toone:
Puppet theatre, pub and museum where the heroes of Toone near the characters of the whole world.

The Royal Theatre of Toone an old tradition

Visits and turns:
Palate of Art schools (BOZAR) Guided tours of the imposing masterpiece Art Decor of Victor Horta

Visit Brussels Line:
The bus “Hop one Hop off” is the ideal manner to discover Brussels without effort.

Royal theatre of the Currency:
Guided tours of the one of the most prestigious European houses of opera and its three centuries of history.

The Tours – Audioguided ( since January 2007) :
Colourful and historical audio course, cocasse and curious, distracting and oneiric around the Grand-Place history.

Shopping:
De Biertempel
In this place impossible to circumvent for the beer amateurs, you will discover about 700 different Belgian beers.

The Beer Temple

We will see tomorrow where you’ll be landed near the coast, Nice.

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Mons

Hope you had an excellent party on Christmas and New Year’s Eve!

Well, I came back with the images of Mons, Belgium.

Belgian Monkey Wishing

Mons is a city of Belgium located at the Walloon area. Of a surface of 146,56 km², it shelters 91 221 inhabitants, which are French-speaking. Mons is the chief town of the province of Hainaut, and the cultural capital of Wallonia. The current territory of the commune of Mons was occupied by the Neolithic era, like the Roman time.

In VIIe century the city was founded, by Waldetrude, girl of Clotaire II. She took in Ixe century a consequent military importance following the establishment of the Vikings in the area.To reign with the Long Collar, first count de Hainaut, they build a fortress to protect Mons from the invaders. In Xe century, the city became the principal place of residence of the counts de Hainaut, and the administrative center of the county.

During centuries, Mons continued to develop and to extend around the castle, and from the chapter of Holy Waudru. The religious and civil authorities did not cease clashing there.In XIIe century, the kings Baudouin IV and Baudouin V undertook to renovate the fortifications.

In XIIIe century, Jean II of Avesne made the second wall, which included the town suit. The belfry, which is always let admire today, was high in 1661.

In 1691, the French conquered Mons. They will keep the city only 6 years, but this time was sufficient in Vauban to improve the defensive system of it.Following what the treaty of Ryswik restored Mons to the Crown of Spain. At the XVIIIe century, sovereign court of Hainaut, which then exerted its domination on the town of Mons, abandoned the castle.

This one was unmaintained and ends up being degraded. There remains about it today only the caretaker’s lodge, the belfry and the vault Sainte Calixte.In 1792, following the battle of Jemappes, Mons was proclaimed free city, and became the prefecture of the department.

In 1830, with the independence of Belgium, Mons lives to destroy its last fortifications. The modern city was built on their foundations, according to a diagram in two belts.

At the XXe century, the industrial revolution and the intensive mining which followed were given the responsability to develop and to modernize Mons.

Industry was established deeply in the city, leaving its mark there on the urban architecture and the local culture. Mons is a city today where it makes a good divertising.

In the heart of the old city, the Town square draws up its sumptuous masonries. The paved lanes which leave there are bordered of a multitude of coffees and restaurants.