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📍 Belgium
Rozenhoedkaai, or the "Rosary Quay" is a picturesque cobblestone street in the city of Brugge, Belgium. Built in the 17th Century, it is a popular sight seeing spot that is full of flower-decorated houses and tree-lined canals. The quay is a great example of Flemish late-Gothic architecture, with elegant Gothic buildings, columned facades and numerous towers, spires and other medieval-style buildings. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll down the quay and admire the beautiful view of the city and the tranquil canals beneath. The quay is also a great place for photographing the typical Flemish cityscape. The colourful flower-pots decorating the houses, the intricate stone-work in the buildings, and the many boats moving along the canals all make for great photo opportunities.
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