Grand place is the only area that I really enjoyed exploring in Brussels. When I went there, weather wasn’t much in my favour. Those were pretty chilly days for July, and you can see how stormy it was. However, nothing could deter me from exploring the city!
During traveling, I stay pretty flexible. Mentally, I am always prepared to face unforeseeable incidents. Even though my plans go south, I don’t let it dampen my excitement. I accept it and try to make the best out of it.
Can you adapt the sudden changes during traveling? How do you handle if thing doesn’t work your way?
Quick facts on Grand Place:
1. It is a UNESCO world heritage site since 1998;
2. It’s still called the “Grote Markt” in Dutch which literally means the “Big Marketplace.”
3. The history of the Grand Place dates back to the 11th century;
4. It is located at the very centre of the city;
5. The Grand Place was completely destroyed in the late 17th century by the bombardment of French army;
6. The square stopped being a marketplace in the late 1950s;
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