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Travel Eat Enjoy Repeat is a blog about travel, food and enjoying life
For day 2 in Jasper National Park, we planned 2 hikes: a shorter one and one of the legendary hikes of the park: Bald Hills. After our hikes, we also made some quick stops at Athabasca Falls, Talbot Lake, Patricia Lake, Pyramid Lake, Medicine Lake, and Maligne Canyon. This little town is surrounded by 5 National Parks: not only Banff and Jasper National Park but also Yoho, Glacier, and Kootenay. It is no secret that we love food, and what better way to explore Vancouver than through its food.
Eat Where to eat in Belgium Where to eat in Europe Where to eat in the USA 5 ultimate things to do in Banff National Park Banff National Park is Canada’s most popular national park, with normally over 4 million visitors a year. If you just want to admire the view, you can have lunch or high tea at the Fairmont Hotel with a view over Lake Louise. Go up Sulphur Mountain with the Banff Gondola You can hike up and down Sulphur Mountain if you would want to.
The complex in neoclassical style was conceived during construction as an urban project with not only the workshops and offices of the coal mine but also workers’ houses, a school, a library, … Le Grand Hornu remained in operation until 1954, after which it slowly deteriorated. The MACS doesn’t really have 1 room devoted to a permanent exhibition but organizes exhibitions by artists with a focus on the connection between memory, place, and poetry. In Ath you can also visit the Gallo-Roman museum where you can admire 2 Gallo-Roman boats. The natural park of Les Plaines de L’Escaut is located in the south of Picardy Wallonia, a stone’s throw from Tournai and close to the French-Belgian border.
After a short period under English rule (as the only city in Belgium ever) the prosperity of the city ended under Charles V. Tournai later got in Spanish and French hands before it became part of Belgium in 1830. Stroll through the historic city center of Tournai to enjoy all the beautiful buildings and sculptures in the city. This museum contains about 2500 puppets and hand puppets and is located in a beautiful neoclassical building. There are also the Museum of Natural Sciences and the Vivarium, the Folklore Museum, the Army Museum, The Museum of Carpet and Textile Art (TAMAT), and the Museum of Archaeology.