next day walkabout


the bridge built pre wwII that connects two sides of the city by a underriver tunnel. 3 of them. one for pedestrians, one for cars, one for trains.

500m walking one way


we went to the other side to see if the air was fresher there. then walked back. had to go on two of these super long and ancient looking escalators


central train station


south side of Antwerp, lots of old nice buildings



notice the figure of a man on the high balcony, its a permanent display. the red one visits every december


crossroads buildings, 4 similar buildings with plaques of winter, summer, spring and fall on them. they look the same but are decorated differntly. very cool






art nouveau


miseltoe


poor plants in the cellar


shipwrecked on a building.


a ship balcony. either you think its super cool or you think the architect is crazy

nice city and lots of sights.

the main church that also displays paintings





rubens, quite a famous painting, forgot why


olden day comic strip of Christ carrying the cross to calvary


bookshop


outside the church, lending a hand


walking santa band, play and walk and joke


we found this place, €20 seafood all you can eat. The owner probably didnt know how much two skinny asians can consume in an hour. the place is probably closed now. hahaha





the church at night


some city hall thing


the hotel we stayed had super narrow stairs, and we were on the 3rd floor. shiesh.


up up up


some other notable buildings

when you have trash bags and some cardboard, what do you do? why go sledding of course



whole lot of fun on the slope next to the train station.



very slippery trying to walk up the slope


ready?


straight

not so straight

wrong side


a good shove


turning

turned

distracted passerby falls



the only one that could go down straight






cardboard boxes in trash bags



 

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