Place du Grand Sablon
Upscale and elegant square
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This is where you can find most Chocolatiers together in one place. Wittamer (famous for pink chocolate filled with raspberry ganache), Pierre Marcolini (the Chocolate Designer), Godiva... Galler is unfortunately closed since mid of 2003, but its next shop is 5 minutes to walk towards Grand Place.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 19 2004
The Petite Sablon (Kleine Zavel) is one of the most interesting little squares I've seen. Each sculpture is of an old profession, each carved pillar, and each section of iron fence is unigue! On the other side of the Sablon church (beautiful rose windows) is the Grand Sablon. A great place to eat breakfast and watch the wealthy and overdressed stroll about. I bought some old prints, which happen to be of the Petite Sablon fence, at the Antique Market on Sunday, after a great coffee at Le Pain Quotidien.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 15 2004
Upscale and elegant square
Back to Place du Grand Sablon
This is where you can find most Chocolatiers together in one place. Wittamer (famous for pink chocolate filled with raspberry ganache), Pierre Marcolini (the Chocolate Designer), Godiva... Galler is unfortunately closed since mid of 2003, but its next shop is 5 minutes to walk towards Grand Place.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 19 2004
The Petite Sablon (Kleine Zavel) is one of the most interesting little squares I've seen. Each sculpture is of an old profession, each carved pillar, and each section of iron fence is unigue! On the other side of the Sablon church (beautiful rose windows) is the Grand Sablon. A great place to eat breakfast and watch the wealthy and overdressed stroll about. I bought some old prints, which happen to be of the Petite Sablon fence, at the Antique Market on Sunday, after a great coffee at Le Pain Quotidien.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 15 2004
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