It is a calm town between two Belgian airports which makes the travel easy and safe 🙂 since it is a small town most people know it other and strangers are not a majority. People are also nice and friendly

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Belgium, located in the heart of Europe between France, Germany, and the Netherlands, is a charming country famous for its high-quality chocolate, countless varieties of beer, and intricate lacework. Its historic yet vibrant cities including Brussels, the capital city, with its stunning Grand Place, iconic Atomium and Manneken Pis, are renowned for their exceptional architecture, particularly the beautifully preserved medieval buildings. Belgium is also home to the famous battlefield of Waterloo, and its coastal resorts provide a peaceful retreat. Indeed, the country's blend of historic sites, culinary delights, and rich culture make it a sightseer's paradise.

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Nestled in the heart of Belgium's Walloon Brabant province, Nivelles is a charming town celebrated for its rich history and architectural splendor. Known for the magnificent Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, which boasts exquisite Romanesque and Gothic styles, Nivelles invites visitors to explore its historical depths. The town's picturesque Grand Place, lined with quaint cafes and local boutiques, provides a perfect starting point to experience Nivelles’ vibrant community life. Beyond its historical significance, Nivelles offers lush surrounding countryside, perfect for leisurely walks and cycling adventures. Famous for its annual medieval festival and the lively Ducasse celebration, this quaint town captures the essence of Belgian culture and tradition, making it a must-visit for history buffs and cultural enthusiasts alike.

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