Cinquantenaire Park, Protected urban park in European Quarter, Brussels
The Cinquantenaire Park spans 30 hectares with gardens, fountains, and a central triumphal arch connecting two exhibition halls in Brussels, Belgium.
The Belgian government established this park in 1880 to mark fifty years of independence, constructing multiple buildings for the National Exhibition.
Three major museums operate within the park: the Royal Museum of Armed Forces, the Art & History Museum, and the Autoworld automobile collection.
The park includes numerous benches, walking paths, grassy areas for picnics, and maintains direct connections to metro stations and bus stops.
The Temple of Human Passions, designed by architect Victor Horta in 1896, displays a large marble relief depicting human emotions through classical figures.
Location: City of Brussels
Location: Etterbeek
Inception: 1880
Website: https://cinquantenaire.brussels/nl/welkom-nl
GPS coordinates: 50.84056,4.39278
Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:30
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Royal Military Museum
186 m
Great Mosque of Brussels
468 m
Arc du Cinquantenaire
31 m
Art & History Museum
141 m
Kortenberg building
557 m
Pavilion of Human Passions
470 m
Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History
49 m
Cauchie House
302 m
Autoworld
134 m
Monument to the Belgian Pioneers in Congo
402 m
Saint-Stanislas Institute
332 m
Les Pavillons français
633 m
Casal Català de Brussel·les
412 m
Church of St. Dominic
306 m
Wounded but Still Standing in Front of the Inconceivable
543 m
Monument au Général Thys
467 m
Tower of Beyaert
336 m
Casting workshop of the Art & History Museum
187 m
Svenska kyrkan i Bryssel
355 m
Church of St. Gertrude
481 m
Maison personnelle du sculpteur Julien Dillens
784 m
Imprimerie Phobel
588 m
Building of the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
217 m
Dominican church and convent and interior garden
306 m
Avenue Michel-Ange 80
584 m
Ensemble de maisons éclectiques
797 m
Bust of Robert Schuman
468 m
Personal House of Architect Édouard Ramaekers
713 mReviews
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