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Travel Articles - Europe
Belgium and Luxembourg
Atomium, Brussels
The world's largest molecule was built for the 1958 World's Fair, and it's
scheduled for a major renovation in 2003-2004.
Belgium's
Flemish Coast
The beaches, casinos, and dunes of Flanders are easy to
reach by train and tram.
Bruges
(Brugge)
An 8-page collection of Web links to "the Venice of the
North," with color photos.
Luxembourg
The Grand Duchy is a prosperous land of fortresses, farms, and
financiers.
Ostend
(Oostende)
This long-established Flemish beach resort is is also
a North Sea ferry and fishing port.
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