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The Brussels Atomium is located in the Elmindo City Park in Brussels and was designed by Belgian engineer Andrew Watt Kane for the Brussels International Exposition and is now a landmark in Belgium. When the night falls, the bulbs outside the ball of the Atomic Tower in Brussels alternately chase and shine. The wonderful lights are dotted with the night view of Brussels, which is worth watching.

The Manneken Pis is a place that visitors to Brussels must visit. The image of this cute child who is peeing is made of bronze. It is located at the corner of Wenquan Street and Oak Street in the downtown area. It is filled with tourists all the year round. The peeing boy is deeply loved by the people of the world. Since the French King Louis XV sent him a set of clothes, the heads of state visiting Belgium will send him a set of traditional national costumes. Now it has become a practice.

 Mini-Europe is a miniature park where guests can see all of Europe. Here childhood dreams come true as you can sight see and pretend to be a giant monster at the same time. The attraction showcases Europe's premier monuments at a scale of 1:25. What makes them notable is the high level of craftsmanship with each miniature, costing as much as 350,000 EUR to make. The park spans 24,000 square meters, making it a worthy place for exploration. Games and moving exhibits make it a fun, interactive time for guests of all ages.