On an unseasonably delicate winter’s day, persons are gathering at Le Piétonnier, the pedestrian zone within the coronary heart of Brussels. Vacationers purchase mulled wine and churros on the Christmas market exterior the Bourse, the outdated inventory change, now repurposed as a beer museum. Just a few individuals drink espresso on cafe terraces. Up and down the size of the 650-metre-long house, individuals come and go, bikes and scooters weaving out and in of the crowds.
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