Parc Cinquantenaire, Belgium – Forgotten Postcard

Parc Cinquantenaire, Belgium - Forgotten Postcard

Parc Cinquantenaire, or Jubelpark in Dutch, is one of Brussels, Belgium’s most famous landmarks. The centrepiece triumphal arch was erected in 1905 and it’s age and grandeur certainly lend itself to the Forgotten Postcard treatment.

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