Gaasbeek Castle

The last day of the trip, the last trip. We came to Gaasbeek Castle on the outskirts of Brussels, and the castle was more mysterious under the background of night, which was a baron's castle, and the baron died two years after it was built, and his wife inherited it. The castle is filled with what the count and lady left before, but fortunately there are many people, otherwise I will feel very embarrassed if I am alone. In the dark, Western Europe seems to have some traction, to leave the focus of a few days of life to the Netherlands and Belgium, the first time to meet the Netherlands, except tulips, windmills, van Gogh, free and open Amsterdam, The Hague with an international tribunal, And the name is very familiar Rotterdam, meet Belgium needs to slowly taste Ghent, the EU headquarters in Brussels, so, to the Netherlands and Belgium, I like many people, know very little. But when I spent the short eight days and nights, and the moment I said goodbye again, it was good and it was bad, everything began to unfold before my eyes.

After sunset, driving to the outskirts of Brussels to visit the Gaasbeek castle in the outskirts of Brussels was a special experience. It came from a French woman married to the Earl of Italy. Two years after the Earl died, she inherited the entire castle and dedicated it to the country after the death of the 20th century. Walk into the castle and feel the objects left by the owner in the private castle and the narrow aisle of the story, the carved stairs, and the secret passage in the room to the roof. It all seems to only appear in the movie. It is all over again. The lights of the castle are in front of you. It's like protecting cities in ancient times, lighting up the Quartet, bright towns.

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