RE: Pics of your city, please.
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 28-09-02 AT 06:33 AM (GMT)]Well, I guess that’s the advantage we have in many European cities, the architecture is lovely. But indeed, our gov’t has to pay huge amounts of money to keep those buildings safe from gas exhausts and other pollutions. The heart of Leuven, and this should be in all cities, holds no facilities for traffic. Since 60 % of the Leuven population are students, and most of the times don’t have a car, the car can be banned from the city. Same in Antwerp.
My college is in the central library, the big building on the city square. The other building is the city hall.
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RE: Pics of your city, please.
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 28-09-02 AT 06:33 AM (GMT)]Well, I guess that’s the advantage we have in many European cities, the architecture is lovely. But indeed, our gov’t has to pay huge amounts of money to keep those buildings safe from gas exhausts and other pollutions. The heart of Leuven, and this should be in all cities, holds no facilities for traffic. Since 60 % of the Leuven population are students, and most of the times don’t have a car, the car can be banned from the city. Same in Antwerp.
My college is in the central library, the big building on the city square. The other building is the city hall.
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