Leuven - a university town where you can't help but get off and go back

As you exit the station, there is sunshine. The bicycle path next to it is very interesting. You can go around and around to the second and third floors. Where can you ride to? The sky seems so vast because there are so few people. It was a long holiday in Belgium and this place isn’t really a tourist destination, it’s a university town, so all the shops were closed and there wasn’t much to eat. Walking to the Town Hall Square, oh my god, that Town Hall is made up of statues and carvings all over, it is delicate and exquisite. Although it is not as wide as other churches, it is also magnificent enough. I have to give it the first place, it is so beautiful. Then walk to Anjubeiyuan. The buildings I passed by were simple, but Anjubeiyuan was too big. I loved the architecture so much, the old red brick houses, each one forming a community, and the difficult stone roads. I didn’t walk through them all, but I just loved this place. The last attraction is the library, and the beetle in front of it. Most of the area here should be within the university area. There are parks and grass areas where it is comfortable to walk. If the students are not on holiday, the atmosphere should be very good.