Belgium

Not surprisingly there aren't a lot of diving spots in Belgium, so someone decided to create one. Nemo 33 is actually the deepest diving spot in the world and they hold everything there from swimming lessons to weddings.

Although this breathtaking area was flattened by the French in 1695, only to be rebuilt and ransacked again in the 1800s. Luckily, the mayor stepped in and re-vamped the whole thing yet again. Today it might be most famous for its "Flower Carpet," event which happens every two years when a flower Although this breathtaking area was flattened by the French in 1695, only to be rebuilt and ransacked again in the 1800s. Luckily, the mayor stepped in and re-vamped the whole thing yet again. Today it might be most famous for its "Flower Carpet," event which happens every two years when a flower mural is constructed and laid out to the delight of viewers.… see moresee less

What's a city landmark without a statue of a peeing boy??? Lots of stories on this one, the most colorful was something about a fuse and a bomb and a lot of ingenuity from a little boy.

This probably won't come as a big surprise to anyone, but the flower carpet tradition was started by the owner of a begonia company. Amazingly, once the basic outline is put in place, it takes workers only four hours to put the flowers in place!

Hmmm. Wonder what's going on here.