Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Galeries were built in 1846, in Brussels, Belgium. They provided a climate controlled arcade more than two football fields in length.
The Galeries were built in 1846, in Brussels, Belgium. They provided a climate controlled arcade more than two football fields in length.
"Under its motto "Omnibus omnia" (Everything for everybody), displayed in the fronton of its palace-like façade, the Passage Saint-Hubert attracted people of fashion. Brilliantly lit, it offered the luxury of outdoor cafés in Brussels' inclement climate, in an ambiance of luxury retailers that brought to Brussels the true feel of a European capital. In the premises of the journal, March 1, 1896, the first public showing of moving pictures took place of the cinematographers Lumière, fresh from their initial triumph in Paris." -- Wikipedia
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