Grote Markt
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Grote Markt (Dutch for "Grand Place") is a common name of a centrally located square in the centre of a cities in Flanders (Belgium) and the Netherlands.
- Grote Markt (Antwerp)
- Grote Markt (Bergen aan de Hene)
- Grote Markt (Bergen op Zoom)
- Grote Markt (Breda)
- Grote Markt (Bruges)
- Grote Markt (Brussels)
- Grote Markt (The Hague)
- Grote Markt (Ghent)
- Grote Markt (Groningen)
- Grote Markt (Haarlem)
- Grote Markt (Ieper)
- Grote Markt (Leuven)
- Grote Markt (Lier)
- Grote Markt (Mechelen)
- Grote Markt (Nijmegen)
- Grote Markt (Rotterdam)
- Grote Markt (Sint-Niklaas) (the biggest square in surface)
- Grote Markt (Tongeren)
- Grote Markt (Zwolle)
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