Le Berlaymont

Not as majestic as expected, but when I saw it, I understood it very much. The whole building is still very conspicuous, it seems to be an L-shaped shape (not seen on the back, I dare not confirm). The front flags are flying.

Brussels is the central city of Europe. The EU headquarters building is also set up here. The headquarters building is a large glass curtain wall building, not far from the city center. It is covered by rail transit. There is a row of EU flags floating in front of the building. It is very good-looking, but the building can only look. Generally, people can't enter, but you can enjoy this European heart up close, it is still very sensational.

The new EU headquarters building is also a new EU conference organ, the core area of the EU is the resident office in Brussels, this area is a lot of fun things are quite simple.

The new EU headquarters is a political center of the EU. The buildings here are relatively new, and it is also a symbol of Belgium as a neutral country. You can see a lot of hotels and dining facilities. The tourism resources are also relatively huge. You can play in depth.

EU officials are on holiday in the summer. There are few people here except for a few sporadic FITs. Walking under the tall glass curtain wall, watching the EU flag fluttering with the wind, thinking of the German who was constantly criticized by everyone, he did not do it, and the posterity actually realized it. How many wars and how many lives have been exchanged for a unified Europe!

Address Rue de la Loi 200,1049 Bruxelles From the main road north of Brussels Park to the location of the European Union institutions in the East, it is a straight road, very easy to find, not far away. This area has a very strong modern atmosphere, the roadside architecture is modern style, the building is high, and the medieval style around the Grand Square and the palace is in stark contrast.

The EU headquarters in Brussels is the true heart of Europe, the capital of Europe. The European Commission is the core body of the EU, a little east of the city center in Brussels. The building with a glass curtain wall is very impressive, but tourists are generally not allowed to visit. But taking pictures outside is already meaningful.