Amsterdam - Catz and the Dam in the background

Amsterdam - Matt ~n~ Catz at Burgerweeshuis

Amsterdam - The Rembrandt van Rijn canvas

Amsterdam - Chess game

Amsterdam - The canal and house view

Zaan - Windmill City

Amsterdam - More canal and house view

Amsterdam - The Rijksmuseum

Amsterdam - The Heinken Brewery

Amsterdam - The Van Gogh Museum

Amsterdam - The Concertgebouw

Amsterdam - The Smart Car

Zaan - More Windmills

Zaan - Catz on a windmill

Zaan - The clog store

Zaan - Catz in clogs

Edam - My name in lights

Amsterdam - Veiw of Anne Frank's House

Amsterdam - Anne Frank Statue

Amsterdam - Catz infront of Anne Frank's House

Brussels - Matt ~n~ Catz at Royal Palace

Brussels - The Royal Palace

Brussels - Matt ~n~ Catz at Cinquantenaire Arch

Brussels - The Cinquantenaire Arch topped by a bronze chariot being ridden by the female personification of a triumphan

Brussels - The Belagom Building

Brussel - Belgan Beer Selection

History of Brussels Museum

Brussels - Catz havin' lunch within Grand Palace

Brussels - Matt havin' lunch within Grand Palace

Brussels - The Dumb Waiter

Brussels - The Comic Strip Street - RinTin Cartoons

Brussels - The Comic Strip Street - Smurfs

Brussels City Hall

Brussels - The Guildhouses

Brussels - Matt ~n~ Catz at Manneken Pis - Part I

Brussels - Matt ~n~ Catz at Manneken Pis - Part II

Brussels - Manneken Pis on Elvis' Birthday

Brussels - Matt havin' musscles in Brussels....hahahhaaaaa

Brussels - The Atomium

The Dam is a monument to remember the soldiers that died in WWII.

The Burgerweeshuis used to be an orphanage but now it's a tourist attration with lots of arts from the children.

Behind us is one of Rembrandt's canvas work and it was huge!

In Leidesplein you can plan chess with huge chess pieces.

It was closed for repairs but we found it!

This is their concert hall and it was so beautiful.

We saw lots of smart cars and my mini cooper was huge compared to this vehicle.

We were in the clog store and they showed us how it was made. Everything on the wall was for sale.

I was able to put my feet in the clogs but they were heavy.

Edam is another city that we visited and I found a restaurant with my name on it...I had to take a picture.

Matt and I were on the 2nd floor having lunch and it's common for restaurants in Brussels to have a dumb waiter. It was the coolest thing ever to see your food come out of the dumb waiter!

This is the first building built in Brussels dated back in the 13th Century.

Built for the 1958 World Fair, the Atomium represents a molecule’s nine atoms – magnified 165 billion times. Something of a symbol of the city, it provides a panoramic view of Brussels and its surroundings. The 9 spheres that make up the “atom” are linked by escalators. The Atomium hosts a museum and is also a venue for special events.