Brussels Cemetery

Brussels Cemetery is a protected burial ground in Evere featuring an extensive layout with wide pathways that connect various sections throughout the grounds. The site is organized with multiple zones dedicated to different burial areas and memorial spaces.

Founded in 1877, this cemetery has served as a major place of remembrance in Brussels ever since. It contains designated honor fields for soldiers from multiple conflicts, reflecting its role as a historical memorial site.

This burial ground holds graves of notable Belgian figures and artists, where monuments and stones function as works of art and remembrance. Walking through the grounds reveals sculptural and architectural creations that shaped how people honor and remember their loved ones.

The grounds are easily accessible and open to visitors during regular hours on most days of the week. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended since the layout requires considerable walking to explore different areas.

The grounds support diverse wildlife including bats, foxes, and birds that inhabit the trees and mosses throughout the site. This natural ecosystem turns the cemetery into a surprising wilderness space within the urban landscape.

Location: Evere

Inception: 1877

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 08:30-16:30

GPS coordinates: 50.86973,4.42286

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:00