#11846 - This is US. This is Brussels.
Sophie Deschamps, born in 1965, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre and is a teacher. She saw traffic and poverty rise significantly in Brussels. She also sees positive evolutions such as the pedestrian ... (read more)
Sophie Deschamps, born in 1965, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre and is a teacher. She saw traffic and poverty rise significantly in Brussels. She also sees positive evolutions such as the pedestrian zone. For her, Brussels is multiculturalism, Europe too, and the two worlds of the north and south of Brussels , separated by the canal. Loves many places: the Grand Place, the Galeries Saint Hubert, Le Stockel cinema. Would like to get to know Molenbeek better. Typical heritage for her are the flower carpet, waffles Chez Leon, Theatre Toone and Rue des Bouchers. Her questions about the future are about upgrading municipalities and neighbourhoods in Brussels.
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Sophie Deschamps, born in 1965, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre and is a teacher. She saw traffic and poverty rise significantly in Brussels. She also sees positive evolutions such as the pedestrian zone.
For her, Brussels is multiculturalism, Europe too, and the two worlds of the north and south of Brussels , separated by the canal. Loves many places: the Grand Place, the Galeries Saint Hubert, Le Stockel cinema. Would like to get to know Molenbeek better. Typical heritage for her are the flower carpet, waffles Chez Leon, Theatre Toone and Rue des Bouchers.
Her questions about the future are about upgrading municipalities and neighbourhoods in Brussels.