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First Stretch of Brussels' Pedestrian Zone Is 10 Years Old
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First stretch of Brussels' pedestrian zone is 10 years old
Brussels’ city centre pedestrian zone, between Place Fontainas and Avenue Adolphe Max, the first part of which was inaugurated 10 years ago, has become one of the busiest in the capital - but it is also criticised for being too focused on tourists or events, and not enough on residents. In January...
Ronny Køhler calls for physical barriers to car traffic in the pedestrian zone.
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