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          | Belgium 
			surprises visitors.� Tourists are surprised that a country so 
			small can pack so much in -- two languages, a fantastic capital 
			city, a perfectly preserved medieval center, and did I mention the 
			chocolates and the waffles? 
 Belgium is a fantastic country filled with friendly people, history, 
			and wonderful towns.� The food is delicious too (and not just 
			the aforementioned sweet treats).
 
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          | Our Favorite 
            Belgium Vacation Destinations |  
          | Brussels Restaurants, fantastic beers, old 
			squares, history: Brussels is all at once Belgian and international, 
			and is a fabulous city to take in the delights of Belgian culture.
 | bruges Perfectly preserved medieval city of canals, 
			open plazas, and row houses.� This city is a delight year 
			round.
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          | Belgian Delights |  
          | So you've heard about Belgian 
			chocolates and Belgian waffles, but did you also know that Belgium 
			is the home to the mis-named French Fry?� Have you heard 
			about these Belgian treats?�
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          | BELGIAN 
			BEER More than just Blue Moon type beers -- Belgium 
			beers are a force all to their own.� 
			You've probably heard of Hoegaarden and Lefe, but Belgian beer is so 
			much more!� Trappist monks, all sorts of flavors, and glasses 
			to go with each beer make drinking a delight.
 | MOULES A true Belgian specialty is the Belgian pot of 
			mussels (moules).� The Belgians take a 2qt. pot, fill it with 
			mussels, and steam them in delicious sauces such as white wine or 
			proven�al, and serve them steaming with a side of fries.� This 
			goes great with one of the many delicous Belgian beers.
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