Another picture taken on the Grand Place of Brussels, Belgium.

Shown is the Huis van de Hertogen van Brabant (House of the Dukes of Brabant) (this Wiki information isn't available in the English language, sorry for that).

The house is situated on the eastern side of Grand Place. In fact this house consists of a set of seven guild-houses grouped behind the same monumental facade. It's named after the nineteen busts of dukes of Brabant that grace the facade's pilasters, at ground level. The houses were built in 1697 en 1698, They were restored in the 1880s and 1980s.

This building, more than any other on the square, has the flavor of the aristocracy - as distinct from the bourgeoisie - and, it goes without saying, was much admired by the city's governors. It currently houses as a restaurant as well as the square's only hotel.