Carpet Of Flowers On The Gd Place Of Brussels 12h1

A beautiful still colorful and well-presented for this unique celebration in which you convies Thank you !

Impressive this carpet of flowers, beautiful decor and very beautiful colors, thanks for sharing.

Hello Ninik, beautiful photo, and thank you for the courage it took to face the crowd and take it, and also congratulations to all the artists who have made this work!!!

Beautiful picture showing us a magnificent work, floral work as an artist. The house of the King is a very beautiful house, the architecture is beautiful.

Ninik for this beautiful presentation of this carpet of flowers, it must be beautiful to see, congrats to the Belgians, and thank you !

In the Thirteenth century, the square is surrounded by halls commercial, which the bread Hall (Broodhuis/House of bread). When his owner the duke of Brabant ceded to Charles V, it then became the 'king's House' when he becomes king of Spain in 1516.
Thus, Broodhuis/Maison Bread and Home of the Roy = one building and two different names depending on the era, and the language used

This is a superb photo that you offer us, Ninik what working and what a pleasure to the eye Even the first plan is in tune... because, as said, Daniel, you had the courage to go where it needed to be ! Thank you for this beautiful sharing that I put immediately in the bottom of the screen. I should have framed tighter on the right side to remove the building covered with a tarpaulin (to me it seems).

You offer us a wonderful photo, this carpet of flowers is just beautiful. Congratulations to the artists for having completed this masterpiece.

I found these explanations on the net This photo is a marvel 'work to place all those flowers and what a pleasure for the eyes Even the first plan is in unison. A thousand thank you for this wonderful sharing : in the bottom of the screen immediately I would have cut to the right to remove the buildings, covered by a white tarpaulin (me it seems).

In the 13th century, the economic activities, of which the bread hall (Broodhuis), focused on the Grand-Place belonging to the Duke of Brabant. The set of all the les halles has disappeared in the 15th century, but the appellation Broodhuis was kept to designate the buildings successive built in its location : first, the 's' Hertogenhuys', offices of the administrations of the interests of the duke, who were replaced in the 16th century by a building more grand, the Maison du Roy ('s Coninckshuys) because it became the property of Charles V, also king of Spain.

Bravo to the angle of view. You'd have to ask Charly its wide-angle lens so that he does not get stressed in front of your picture

What a wonder you offer us here Ninik... in addition to the sky is inhabited... But not too much...

Superb photo it is always a pleasure to see pictures from Belgium (I am 50% Belgian) thank you for the share ! Best wishes to all the Belgians to this site!!!!!

Beautiful carpet of flowers spreads out before a no less beautiful building. The framing a bit tight cutting the tip of the 'king's house'.

I see that you had the courage to make the tail for access to the balcony of the town hall. Actually the balcony we discover the grounds of ethnicity.

superbly successful this photo Ninik !!! I didn't know about this tradition : 'the beautiful harmony of the geometric designs in african blend in perfectly with the architectural work of the 'Broodhuis' and with the colors chosen. In France, formerly, the king had to provide bread to its subjects, that is to say, to ensure that they have enough to eat. This is the rest, because Louis XVI was not able to do that the starving people revolted. This is the only link that I see between the name flemish and the French name of this very beautiful building.

This is a very pretty place even without flowers but these rugs floral add even much more charm to this place.
Positioned in height, allows us to have an overview in which one can appreciate the tedious work that is provided.
Saw the flowers in the foreground, I don't remember most of their names too bad, you have understood, thank you Ninik of this lovely photo memories

A beautiful photo that you present us Ninik what a lot of work to get this result with flower in front, the audience wonderful, and these buildings are gorgeous a all awesome bravo and thank you

A superb carpet of flowers for this very beautiful place. Beautiful image, so much the worse for the people.

This is a very nice photo of this beautiful place, bravo. Jean-mi.

Hat what a wonder, how many flowers, but especially working for such an achievement. What flowers are used for this sumptuous floor ? Nicole I