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“The vloggers explain it was built for the 1958 World's Fair and represents an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. They note it's about 30 stories tall and is the symbol of the city.”

“The vloggers stayed here, describing it as a reliable mid-range option with a great location. They highlight the quiet rooms and the good breakfast with fresh bread and espresso.”

“The vloggers explore the park with 350 miniature sculptures of landmarks from the 27 EU member states. They find it fun and educational, especially for families, and enjoy taking forced-perspective photos.”

“They took a cooking class where they learned to make Belgian waffles and tasted three different Belgian beers. They found the experience very fun and educational, especially after a few drinks.”

“The vloggers follow the route featuring over 50 murals of famous Belgian comics like The Smurfs and Tintin. They explain it's a project to guide tourists to different parts of the city.”

“They visit this gourmet fry shop to try authentic Belgian fries. They explain the secret is double-frying in beef tallow and enjoy loaded versions with Flemish stew and basil mayo with parmesan.”

“They stopped for a mid-morning flat white which they found fantastic. They later discovered it's rated as one of the world's 100 best coffee shops.”

“They visit the official palace of the King and Queen, noting that the royal family doesn't actually live here. They recommend skipping it as you can only see it from the outside most of the year.”

“Completing the trio of peeing statues, they find the one of a dog. The vlogger jokes that everyone, even dogs, has to 'release' in Brussels.”

“They walk through the park, which was built in 1880 to celebrate Belgium's 50th anniversary. The vlogger reflects on how nice it is to just sit on a bench and observe local life.”

“They visit the main square, noting it's a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1998 and one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. They mention it dates back to the 11th century.”

“They try a Liège-style waffle, which is denser and has pearl sugar that caramelizes on the outside. They note that many tourists are disappointed by Brussels waffles because they expect this style.”

“They visit this famous bar, which once held a Guinness World Record for its beer selection. They explain that each beer has its own specific glass, which is an important tradition.”

“They walk through one of Europe's oldest shopping arcades, built in 1847. They note it's filled with many luxury chocolate shops with beautiful displays.”

“They visit this luxury chocolatier, which controls the entire process from bean to bar. They compare the experience to visiting a jewelry store and buy some chocolates to try.”

“They have dinner at this tavern, which is over 200 years old. They order the Carbonnade Flamande, a traditional Flemish beef stew cooked with beer, which they find delicious.”

“For their last dinner, they visit this historic restaurant, an institution since 1893. They enjoy the classic Belgian dish of mussels and fries, noting the restaurant is on its 5th generation of family ownership.”

“They visit the famous peeing boy statue, a symbol of the city. They find it humorous that he has over 1,000 outfits and was dressed as a doctor during their visit.”

“As a counterpart to the famous peeing boy statue, they visit this statue of a peeing girl, noting it represents equality.”

“Located in the main square, the vloggers visit this church, which dates back to 1381. They explore the interior and highlight the significant tomb of William of Orange, a key figure in Dutch history.”

“The vloggers visit this church, built in 1246, which they note is visibly leaning and nicknamed "Leaning Jan." They show the impressive interior with its chandeliers and stained glass windows.”

“The vloggers visit a Royal Delft shop in the main square to see the famous blue and white pottery. They explain its history, originating in the 17th century as a local version of Chinese porcelain, and purchase some modern-style tiles.”

“The vloggers visit this massive indoor food market, housed in a unique horseshoe-shaped building that also contains apartments. They admire the colorful ceiling artwork and explore the various food stalls, trying traditional Dutch herring and a gyro.”

“The vloggers visit the Eastern Gate, explaining it's the only remaining part of the old city walls that once surrounded Delft. They note it's a short walk from the city center.”

“The vloggers describe this asymmetrical bridge as the emblem of the city, connecting the old and new parts of Rotterdam. They mention it's nicknamed "The Swan."”

“For dinner, the vloggers chose this cafe near the main square. They enjoyed its concept of serving dishes from all over the world, inspired by the owner's travels, and shared several small plates.”

“The vloggers walk along this pier, which they explain was the historic departure point for the Holland-America Line, where millions of immigrants left for the US. They reflect on their own Dutch ancestry and the journey people like their ancestors took.”

“The vloggers stayed at this hotel in Delft, which they chose as their base. They describe it as having a cozy, "grandmother's house" feel, with comfortable rooms and a nice breakfast served on Delft pottery.”

“The vloggers take a train and bus from Delft to visit this UNESCO World Heritage site. They rent bikes to explore the area, which features 19 windmills built in the 18th century to manage water levels in the low-lying land.”

“The vloggers mention this is one of the few parts of Rotterdam that survived the WWII bombing. It provides a glimpse of what the city looked like before its modern reconstruction.”

“The vloggers visit these iconic yellow cube-shaped houses, a prime example of Rotterdam's fun and modern architecture. They go inside the museum cube to see what it's like to live in one, noting the angled walls and unique layout.”

“They stop at this cafe after initially just wanting to use the bathroom. They end up trying a unique rosemary and dark hot chocolate, which they find surprisingly delicious and amazing.”

“They visit this adorable cafe, which looks like a little fishing hut. They try the famous warm cinnamon bun and a blueberry pie, noting the Finns are very proud of their cinnamon buns.”

“They visit this interactive and experimental art museum. They have fun with an installation that creates the illusion of climbing a building horizontally and find the experience very cool and unique.”

“The vlogger finds it comically small and notes it's the narrowest street in Stockholm. He demonstrates how narrow it is by touching both walls at the same time.”

“They mention it's the largest palace in the world still used as a working royal residence, with 1,430 rooms. They note the king has no political power.”

“They eat traditional Swedish meatballs (Husmanskost) here. The vlogger says it's the meal she was most excited for and that it's nothing like what you find at IKEA.”

“The vloggers are amazed by the sheer size of the ship. They mention it was underwater for 333 years and is 95% intact, making it Sweden's most visited museum.”

“They waited in a crazy line for the famous fish soup (Fisksoppa), which they found delicious, creamy, and warm, with generous chunks of seafood.”

“A Viking tavern where they announce new guests to the whole restaurant. They found the food delicious and enjoyed the immersive, fun atmosphere with live music and mead.”

“They find the museum awesome and very interactive, a place you can't leave in a bad mood. They highlight the karaoke booth and hologram stage.”

“They stayed here and found the location in the heart of the city to be the real selling point. They liked the modern, comfortable rooms with plenty of pillows and electronic blackout curtains.”

“One of Stockholm's oldest covered markets, with two floors of stalls selling everything from Swedish staples to international cuisine. They came here specifically for one thing.”

“They found the life-like figures inside made them do a double-take. Their favorite part was the dress-up section with historical costumes.”

“They mention it's the first iron bridge constructed in Sweden and pose with the big golden crown on the railing, noting the amazing view of the city.”

“The vloggers try the famous Pastel de Nata here, noting it's a newer contender for the best in Lisbon. They enjoy the pastries and coffee at an outdoor table, impressed by the taste.”

“The vloggers take a ride on the historic Tram 28, noting its vintage interior and how it navigates the old neighborhoods. They mention it's a great way to experience the city's style.”

“They visit this thieves' market, an antique and flea market open on Tuesdays and Saturdays. They browse for unique souvenirs like vintage photos and old coins.”

“They visit the monastery where the Pastel de Nata recipe was invented. They are impressed by the stunning architecture and note the long queues, advising to book tickets in advance.”

“For their main course at the Time Out Market, they choose this restaurant run by a veteran chef known for elevating traditional Portuguese dishes, especially rice dishes.”