Streets of Brussels
It should not come as a surprise that the city of Brussels, as the main point of Passage to the Obscure Cities, has a great many streets, boulevards, alleys, plazas and avenues bearing names that are more or less closely connected to places or persons from the Other World. It must be noted that, since the city is bilingual, most of the French names also have a Dutch equivalent.
Examples
- Roger Abeels
- Eugène Demolder
- chemin de l'Ombre [road of the Shadow]
- des Aconits
- des Deux Ponts [of the Two Bridges] (see Urbicande)
- de l'Aéronef [of the Airship]
- du Dirigeable
- Peeters square
- Poelaert plaza
- de l'Éclipse (see Antinea)
- de l'Architecture
- de l'Exposition Universelle (see Inter-City Exhibits)
- des Archives (see Louis)
- galerie de la Reine
- des Astronomes [Atronomers]
- de la Grosse Tour [Big Tower
- porte de Schaerbeek
- des Augustins
- des Héliotropes
- de la Serre (of the Greenhouse)
- Baron Horta
- square Servais
- Braziliëlaan (see Brazil)
- Maurice Maeterlinck
- Solvay (see Solvay Library)
- René Magritte
- du Tabellion
- de la Cité
- allée des Tilleuls
- de la Cité Modèle
- Montagne aux Ombres [Mountain of Shadows
- du Tivoli
- de la Cité Moderne
- des Trois Ponts [of the Three Bridges] (see Urbicande)
- de la Clinique (Brüsel Clinic)
- square Montgomery
- du Conseil [of the Council
- de l'Obus [of the Bullet] (see Celestial Bullet)
- De Villers