Per my normal approach I took a bike tour when I first got to Brussels. It was actually the most taxing bike tour I have ever gone on. Maybe they changed the route since I went, but at the time there were hills and some iffy spots to manuver. I personally thought it was a blast, but there were definitely some unhappy customers. At least we didn’t get yelled at by locals, like I experienced in Berlin!
I thought this place was nice. I didn’t spend a lot of time there. I stayed one night there, traveled to Bruges for a night. Then went back to Brussels for a night. I literally just used it as a crash pad, meaning I really didn’t meet anyone while here. Not being there for consecutive days was the main reason. Also, I simply didn’t have a lot of time and was trying to see as much of Brussels as possible.
This was all the way back in the year 2000. It’s a shame that this place no longer exists. I believe the tower is still there, but hasn’t been operational for a long time. A very good reason NOT to put off doing something on the first go around! Change is the only constant in life. Period. At least the SkyJump on the Stratosphere now exists :)
This was extremely interesting with getting to go down underneath the building into the Medieval Crypt.
Trying out a flyboard and jetovator in Lake Sammamish. WAY more difficult, than it looks.
I admit that I’m a beer fan. I wasn’t sure how this would be, because I live in the Pacific Norhwest of the United States and have been on over 15 brewery tours. This is way different; it’s more of a museum tour. It was a blast that far exceeded expectations. Plus, of course you get a perfectly poured pint and get to drink it overlooking the city!
This tour was a great way to get the general layout of the city and ask questions to someone who knows their way around. The tour started out at Trinity College, which was walking distance from where I stayed. Where do we go? Trinity College, House of Lords/Old Parliament, Temple Bar, Four Courts, Christ Church Cathedral, City Hall, Dublin Castle, Grafton Street, Mansion House & St Stephen’s Green http://www.historicalinsights.ie/
This gave a great view of the whole Grand Cayman Island!
Went with Jack’s Diving Locker back in 2003 and it was a blast!
In 2003 I did a night dive with Jack’s Diving Locker. Only one Manta Ray showed up, but that is better than none!
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