Maps of Brussels

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Numerous museums and art galleries line the streets of Brussels. They feature some of the greatest artwork, created by the most prolific masters in the world. Food is also a feature of this great city, as Brussel sprouts will certainly give witness to. The city’s coat-of-arms consist of two lions rampant, each holding a banner, one represents the Duchy of Brabant and the other the city of Belgium itself. The lions rest on a shield with an image of St. Michael, slaying the devil. This beloved saint is the patron of the city. Photowall shows great respect for this beloved city with “Multicolor Map-Brussels” in its remarkable collection of Maps of Brussels wall murals. This piece in Maps of Brussels wall murals is but an example of the fine work and painstaking craftsmanship that goes into the making of these adornments. Invite your friends who have vacationed all over the world into your living room, for an afternoon of hot chocolate and cookies, while admiring these Maps of Brussels wall murals. Let them recount their adventures and exploits while touring the inner recesses of this great city with the help of these Maps of Brussels wall murals. These Maps of Brussels wall murals can also inspire you and your family to visit this momentous region in the future.

Noble in Maps of Brussels wall murals

The seven noble houses of Brussels consisted of the families where the patrician class and aristocracy of the city came from. The class system of the bourgeoise was prevalent during the Middle Ages, and the members of these households were considered nobility among the masses. These seven families were the Sleeus’, Sweerts’, Serhuyghs’, Steenweeghs’, Coudenberghs, Serroelofs’, and the Roodenbekes. They promulgated an aristocratic form of government in Middle Age Brussels. These Maps of Brussels wall murals not only remind you of a bygone era but also serve as a constant reminder that the world has evolved from a time where a man’s lineage and last name were what mattered. These Maps of Brussels wall murals bring to sharp focus that in our time, it is a person’s moxie and achievements that define his status and reputation in the world. Display these beautiful Maps of Brussels wall murals in the hallways and lounging spaces of your dwelling to bring color and excitement to your everyday life. Sit with a cold glass of beer while surrounded by these Maps of Brussels wall murals and feel the day’s troubles simply slip away

Historic and magnificent

Modern-day Brussels still holds a striking resemblance to how it looked in classical times. They have preserved most of their momentous landmarks and places of note for tourists and travelers from around the world to appreciate. Historic structures like Liberty Square, the Congress Column, Surlet de Chokier Square, along with the Barricades’ Square, Church of St. John the Baptist, and the Anspach fountain still sit majestically in all their splendor in their original locations. Surviving as well as the Royal Flemish Theatre, Potale Saint Roch, La Bellone, and the Royal Theatre of La Monnaie. These magnificent structures continue to draw millions of tourists to this fine city every year. The culture and traditions of this marvelous region have been so well-preserved, that one can scarcely traverse from one avenue to another, without encountering another fine example of its architecture and history. Photowall lets you feel like a native of the city with its arresting collection of Maps of Brussels wall murals. You will be the envy of the entire neighborhood when you showcase these remarkable Maps of Brussels wall murals on the walls of your home. There will never be a dull moment in your urban abode with these amazing Maps of Brussels wall murals around you.