Park of the Fiftieth

It is a large park on a main street that is long and is located in a residential area from the direction of Grand Plus. After passing through, you will reach Merode metro station. The lawn is large, there is a fountain, and the Triumphal Arch seen near the exit is also very worth seeing. Great for walking and picnics.

Discover in Brussels that this is an art city, parks are everywhere, statues stand anywhere you can think of. Art is a need to accumulate and have a lot of heritage, and it is a good interpretation.

The 50th Anniversary Park is a large park east of downtown Brussels. On the top of the rail transit, it is more convenient to arrive. The park is mainly green, with a large arch and a fountain. It is simpler design, mainly because it is relatively cold. Attractions, there are very few people, Enjoy the tranquil Brussels scenery.

The 50th Anniversary Park is a large urban park, surrounded by buildings that celebrate the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence ordered by King Leopold II of Belgium. The Arc de Triomphe in the middle was built in 1905 and is made of iron, glass and stone, symbolizing the economic and industrial conditions of Belgium at the time. Nearly 30 hectares of park green space consists of small gardens, ponds and waterfalls, and many fairs, exhibitions and large celebrations were held in the early 20th century. Now, it should be a good place for public family gatherings, many parents with their children running, playing football, cycling on the grass.

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The first time I walked in the 50-year park in winter, there were no group of tourists in groups. It was very quiet and peaceful. It was a scene of the medieval ancient city. It was sunny and white. The sea sand was fine. The citizens exercised in the park, walked dogs, walked babies, and were free.