After we’d had enough ice, we ventured into the center of this quaint historic town. I love the architecture, but not the crowds; this UNESCO World Heritage Site is perhaps too popular and overflowing with horse-drawn carriages and souvenir shops. There was a cute, but small Christmas Market set up in the main square and in a few of the smaller squares. We had a late lunch at an Egyptian restaurant, then wandered back around the city streets to see the festive holiday lights and enjoy a hot Belgian waffle with some hot chocolate before the 2.5 hour drive home.
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