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CKRN
5/5Outstanding
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If you are visiting Brussels' chocolate tier, this mall is recommended right from Grand Place. In addition to major chocolatiers in Japan such as Pierre Marcolini and Godiva, there are also brands that combine the most popular ability in Belgium, such as Neuhaus, Mary, Leonidas, and others. Also, the long-established waffle Maison Dandoy is relatively empty and a little-known spot compared to other roadside shops.
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Posted: Aug 21, 2022
徐徐霞客Rr
5/5Outstanding
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The St. Uber Promenade, Belgium, is a very classical building in this promenade, and it is also a very well-known pedestrian shopping street in the local area. There is a lot of people receiving daily. Personally, it is not interesting, but the building is still beautiful.
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Posted: Aug 20, 2022
Peanut_花生
4/5Excellent
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[View] 👍🏻 [Fun] 👍🏻 [Cost-effective] 👍🏻
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Posted: Aug 7, 2023
Eat.duck.mei_hk
5/5Outstanding
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St. Hubert's arcade is great, super suitable for buying souvenirs, especially there is a chocolate shop called Mary's inside, bought 2 boxes, all blindly selected but very delicious! Very recommended
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Posted: Mar 12, 2023
juki235
5/5Outstanding
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The St. Uber Corridor in Brussels is a shopping paradise that combines shopping, leisure, dining and entertainment. There are several Belgian chocolate shops on both sides of the corridor, which is also the ideal place to buy famous Belgian chocolates. At the same time, there are many world-famous shops in the promenade, which is estimated to be unable to curb the impulse to shop.