Closed Open from 1/1-3/31,7:00am-9:00pm;Open from 4/1-9/30,6:00am-10:00pm;Open from 10/1-12/31,7:00am-9:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Phone: +32-2-7757511
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I had the opportunity to stroll through Brussels Park once during my half-week in the city. It is clean, lush refuge on a hot, dusty summer day. It also serves as a counterpoint for the eye to the stone structures of the Royal Palace.
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I took a long walk through this park and it made me fall in love with Brussels. For the rejuvenating and fresh experience alone, I would wish to visit Brussels again, and explore at a more leisurely p...
This park is gorgeous, especially in the fall! It's very large and there are benches periodically throughout as well as two water features. At one end of the park is the royal palace, and at the other...
Beautiful trees and everything needed for great park, architectural master pieces around. Unfortunately sand and gravel are not the best ones to walk in winter if you don't want to have gray shoes. We...
The Brussels park is just next to the Royal Palace. Since we were entirely on foot our tour guide suggested to walk through the park to the palace. Clean and green and very peaceful! Clicked some nice...
This is a centrally located park with mature trees and benches but in reality it is not very special. I was surprised by the rubbish but I suspect it is because it was busy and there was a special exh...
Nestled in the very heart of Brussels, bordered by the Belgian Parliament House, the United States embassy, and the Royal Palace, Brussels Park is the largest park in the city. A former game reserve, it features lush grounds and pristine walking trails. The keen eyed may even spot a bit of the city's history, as Masonic symbols are carved into much of the stonework. The park hosts free parties every weekend, concerts and musicals are staged in its Théâtre Royal du Parc, and is the place to be to celebrate July 21, the national holiday. It is served by Park metro station on lines 1 and 5 of the Brussels metro.
I had the opportunity to stroll through Brussels Park once during my half-week in the city. It is clean, lush refuge on a hot, dusty summer day. It also serves as a counterpoint for the eye to the stone structures of the Royal Palace.
Brussels' largest park is surrounded by the royal palace and parliament. Vendors and entertainers line the green space on the weekends, but during the week, it's a pretty, quiet place to stroll.
A great place for a stroll. We walked through before a day of museums. It is quiet in the morning.
This is a big park, I think it should be the largest park in Brussels. Although I didn’t see any flowers blooming when I came here, the lush greenery in the park is especially good. There are also many people walking and doing sports in the park.
Brussels Park is also a very interesting French garden. You can also see a lot of good art in this botanical garden. The history of the small park is also very long. You can come here to see a lot of things.