The Family Guide to Brussels

Published in 1869, this guidebook provides practical information for tourists and visitors to Brussels. It describes the main sights, including museums, churches, and parks, and provides recommendations for restaurants and hotels. The guidebook is written in a friendly and engaging style that makes it easy to use and entertaining to read. It is a valuable resource for anyone planning a trip to Brussels, or interested in the history of tourism and travel writing.
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