Belgium

100-500 or so

Around 50 US dollars. The reason for such good value is that; in 1945; germany still had Belgium under its war world 2 control, making it almost impossible for a coin (in Belgium) To be made.

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15 million

The country is famous for its mussels and frites (French-fried potatoes), waffles, and endive. Fine chocolates are a passion and exquisite chocolatiers dot the marketplace of every city. More beer is consumed than wine by the populace. Many beers are crafted by small artisanal brewers whose family recipes and techniques go back generations. Beer laces the national dish, carbonnades flamandes, a Flemish beef stew.

Belgians love potatoes and are fond of game and meat. Charcuterie, a basket of bread, and beer often make a meal. Fish and seafood are important. Hearty soups play a big role, and the so called waterzooies are the most typical.

An example of some of that stuff that Belgium imports is shopping bags, jewelry, veggies, fruit, furs, rugs, spoons, forks, knifes, markers, pencils, and magnets.

Belgium imports tulips, dogs, and socks with cars on them

Europe is the continent in which Belgium is in it

Belgium uses the Euro.

Coins are 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 cents; 1 and 2 Euros.

Notes 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 Euros.

Nothing anymore.

In theory 10 Belgian francs is 25 euro cent (1 euro = 40,3399 francs), but 10 Belgian francs is a metal coin and metal coins are no longer exchanged into euros in banks or even in the national bank.

(Only banknotes are still exchanged.)

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Antwerp is in northern Belgium, about 45 miles directly north of Brussels.

All kinds of vegetables and flowers are grown in Belgium. Sugar beets, potatoes, and barley are the main commercial crops.

Belgium is famous for "Brussels sprouts".

A single ticket from Brussels Airport to Brussels Nord (without any reductions & in second class) costs 7,60€.

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In order to gain its Independence Belgium had to promise to stay neutral in the world economy and in wars, this was decided by the Grand Alliance in 1831, but after WW1 a lot had happened and they couldn't stay neutral anymore.

The country had to stay independent, but its people fought back against the oppressor, like the resistance.

i have a few friends that live in Belgium. and for the most part they listen to the same things everyone else listens to. most commonly American music. but they do have local home grown bands and musicians that are popular.

The terrain of belgium is coastal plians, rolling hills, densely wooded, and very scenic!

The king Albert II

100-1000 USD or so depending on specifics.

The quick answer is: The Netherlands, although there is a small town in The Netherlands (In the province of Limburg) called Vaals, where you can put one foot in Belgium, one foot in The Netherlands & lean over into Germany.

It's known as the "Drielandenpunt" (three country point).

They are all located in Northern Europe, for starters.

Northern Europe typically only includes the countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. All these countries are Nordic, and to some extent, (considered) Scandinavian. In addition, they all typically have the same Subarctic climate, with the exception of the Baltic and North Sea Coasts.

Kim Clijsters (tennis player)

Jacques Brel (musician)

Jean-Claude Van Damme (actor)

Cesar Franck (composer)

Justine Henin (tennis player)

Helmut Lotti (singer)

Rene Magritte (painter)

Eddy Merckx (cyclist)

Hieronymus Bosch (painter)

Peter Paul Rubens (painter)

Jacques Rogge (IOC president)

Toots Thielemans (musician)

James Ensor (painter)

David Dewaele (musician: Soulwax, 2 Many DJ's)

Stephen Dewaele (musician: Soulwax, 2 Many DJ's)

Peyo (cartoonist: creator of the smurfs)

Hergé (cartoonist: creator of TinTin)

Sir Peter John Westmacott is the Ambassador to the US for the United Kingdom.

The engineer Andre Waterkeyn built the Atomium for the World Exhibition of 1958. The interior was designed by the architects Andre and Jean Polak.