Tag: Julien Dillens

• A walking route for sitting down, Ixelles (Brussels, Belgium)

  The fountain here and the Place nearby are named after Princess Stéphanie (1864-1945) of Belgium, the second daughter of King Leopold II. The Avenue Louise, which surrounds the fountain, is named after her older sister, Princess Louise. The fountain is one of only four in Brussels which remain operational throughout the year. 1a. Continuing the…

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  January 23, 2026

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  Adolphe Sax, Arbre Bénit, Arthur Hodgson ( private secretary to Alfred Loewenstein), Audrey Hepburn, Église Notre-Dame de la Cambre, Belgium, Brussels, Camille Lemonnier, Charles Terlinden, Emilio Parfonry, Fernand Wéry, François Stroobant, Georges Nélis, Henri Dunant, Ixelles, Jardin Audrey Hepburn, Jean de Selys Longchamps, José Gers, Josse Goffin, Julien Dillens, Le Millefeuille, Lieutenant-General Émile Dossin de Saint-Georges, Manneken Pis, Maria Malibran, Musée d’Ixelles, Musée des Enfants, Pavillon Malibran, Petite Rue Malibran, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Place Fernand Cocq, Plaine de jeux Albert II, Princess Stéphanie, Rue du Prince Royal, Rue Keyenveld, Stéphanie Fountain