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Around Belgium
- American Cemeteries in Belgium: U.S. fallen from WWII rest in honored glory
- Amay: Moated Belgian castle offers exquisite, bizarre artwork
- Antwerp: A delight in its own right
- Ath: Land of giants
- Bastogne: Belgian WWII site worth visiting any time of year
- Bastogne: Town was 'nuts' even before McAuliffe's celebrated response
- Bastogne: Recalling the brutal Battle of the Bulge
- Brussels: Statue popular with a capital ‘P’
- Cemeteries: Honoring those lost in the Battle of the Bulge
- Chimay: Nice way to spend the day
- Dinant: Belgian bastion offers history, view of Meuse
- Durbury: Tiny town tooting its own horn
- Ieper, Ypres, Wipers: Whatever you call it, it's worth a visit
- Liège: Savor the flavor of a Belgian market
- Silly: Belgian town known for its name ... and its tasty suds
- Spa: Tour of Belgian Ardennes region begins with resort
- Tournai: Belgian city with a French heart
- Tongeren: Treasure hunt in Belgium at antique flea market
- Waterloo: Where destiny stopped Napoleon
- Wavre: Amuse yourself at Walibi Belgium park
- Westvleteren: It takes special dispensation to buy rare beer brewed by Belgian monks
Europe Travel News
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- Ischia island: On top of the world, Italian-style
- Olympic flame for London Games lit in Greece
- 1 million Olympic tickets to go on sale Friday
- York: City's history of candy-making makes a sweet story
- 36 hours in Barcelona, Spain
- Campaign to encourage US tourism launches
- New Ferrari of a train speeds from Rome to Naples
- Olympics to mean more restricted London airspace
- The ones to watch: medal hopefuls for London
- It's time for wine!
- Ticino: Where red wines rule


