Belvédère Castle, Royal residence in Belgium
The Belvédère Castle is a neoclassical building situated in Laeken, Brussels.
Originally built in 1788, it has been part of the Royal Estate of Laeken.
Belvédère Castle serves as the official residence for the King Albert II and Queen Paola of Belgium.
While not open to the public, the castle grounds can be admired from nearby areas.
Designed by architect Auguste Payen, the castle epitomizes Belgian neoclassicism.
Location: Laeken - Laken
Inception: 1788
Architect: Auguste Payen
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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