Bruxelles, Belgium
Rue Brederode 16
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+32 25512020
I visited the inside of the Palace during summer when they open it only for a few weeks. The entrance was free but you have to pay for an audio guide but it's only one euro. They have other touristic things like postcards, pens, etc. The inside was amazingly beautiful but I guess they had all that money from the colonies they exploited. Of course, there is a room inspired by the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles like many palaces in Europe and abroad. They opened up a small portion of the palace for visitors but that included the ballroom and it was absolutely amazing! The outside of the palace is pretty too and they usually have a giant Christmas tree during the holidays. It makes for a nice walk with the palace on one side and the park on the other.
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Didn’t get a chance to have a visit inside. But still I am attracted to it. Once you get closer, you see more beauty of it.
Different experience! It's a free, self-guided tour. Try to get there earlier, that you can appreciate all the rooms with tranquility and peace. All the important things have a number and a description. They have a small science room, which was good. The garden was closed. If you like fancy or l history, this is a nice place to visit. Overall a good experience.
is the official palace of the King and Queen of the Belgians. However it is not used as a royal residence, as the king and his family live in the Royal Palace of Laeken on the outskirts of Brussels. As often mentioned, it has a facade 50% longer than that of Buckingham Palace but its floor area of 33,027 m2 is less than half of Buckingham Palace's floor area (77,000 m2). In the palace an important part of the royal collection is found. This consists of mainly state portraits and important furniture of Napoleon, Leopold I, King Louis Philippe and Leopold II.
Very good place to visit in Brussels! It’s free, but bottled water and water bottles are not allowed to bring in. Besides, bags have to be checked at the gate. Very beautiful palace!
Amazing. Beautiful. Entrance is free. Have to go through security checks, large bags have to be checked in and left in secure room. Small back are allowed. Decor is amazing. Beautiful history about the palace and king and queen. Highly recommend.
Beautiful and totally worth a visit! Check dates open to public beforehand but interior is grand and lot of history to learn. Worthwhile trip
This is the residence of the king of Belgium namely King Philippe and his wife, Queen Mathilde and her children namely The crown princess, namely Princess Elisabeth, Prince Gabriel, Prince Emmanuel, and Princess Eleonere of Belgium
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