Riding on Red Bricks: Chet @ Den Haag + Utrecht

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Riding on Red Bricks

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Chet @ Den Haag + Utrecht

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Over the past couple of days we visited Den Haag (above) and Utrecht (below). It's the first time I've been to Utrecht too. One of the characteristics of the city is that there are two levels, one along the canal, and one above it. Along the canal, you will usually find pubs and restaurants, while above, retail. Wanted to visit Schroder House by Reitveld, but alas, we were informed that it was closed! Sigh... Went to Miffy Museum instead! Always thought the cartoon character originated from Japan... Ha.

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