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We received well over 1000 tips in our competition to celebrate the launch of the Eurostar service from St Pancras (November 2007). If you plan on following our lucky winners out of the impressive terminus and heading for the continent on business or pleasure, why not browse our tips on making the most out of visits to Amsterdam, Avignon, Bruges, Brussels, Lille, Paris and Strasbourg.
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    Remember your Brussels Eurostar ticket covers same day onward travel to all stations in Belgium. This includes Brussels Central Station, so you can use it instead of the Metro to get across town from Midi station to your hotel or meeting near Brussels Central.

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    La Mort Subite

    Posted by Clare White 28 September 2007

    My tip is to visit the bar La Mort Subite on rue Montagne-aux-Herbes Potagères 7.

    This bar has a superb selection of beers, which are reasonably priced, and is frequented by locals rather than being a typical tourist trap.

    The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and it's an ideal place to meet up with friends for a good natter.

    If that isn't enough, last time I went there an opera singer started to sing, with the whole bar joining in. Beer, opera and conversation - perfect!

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    Avenue Louisa

    Posted by Jay Michell 28 September 2007

    After relaxing on your short, swift ride to Brussels, stay close to the sweeping Avenue Louisa, just a tram or metro ride from the Eurostar Terminus and a short walk from the busy heart of Brussels.

    The area has many attractive shops and boutiques - they really know how to dress and window dress! Tucked off the side streets of the Elsene quarter are lively markets, galleries and tree lined squares for coffee and finding unique gifts.

    At the far end of Avenue Louisa are grand villas and gardens, lush parks and gardens of Terkamerenbos.

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    Manneken-Pis' sister

    Posted by FionaCooper 22 August 2007

    The famous pissing boy statue is not the only one in Brussels. Just down the alley from the Manneken-Pis is a statue of a girl engaged in a similar act - however it is hidden behind bars and not so celebrated as the boy.

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