A little trip to Brussels
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This document provides an overview of Brussels, Belgium. It discusses the history and founding of Brussels, how it became the capital of the European Union. It also highlights important areas for comics in Europe, with Belgium and Brussels being the birthplace of famous comic characters like The Smurfs, Tintin, and Gaston Lagaffe. Finally, it recommends some top attractions to visit like the Belgian Comic Strip Centre and tips for enjoying typical Belgian food and beer.
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