Get fresh air in the heart of Brussels. Sandwiched between the Royal Palace and Belgian House of Parliament, this park is perfect for joggers, families and more.
Brussels park (aka the Royal Park, Parc de Bruxelles or its Flemish name, Warandepark) is an oasis in the city that’s always full of life. This central breath of nature is the largest urban park of Brussels and houses a theatre, two fountains, and a few kiosks that offer food and drinks. Tons to do!
Since the park is sandwiched between the Royal Palace and Belgian House of Parliament, it’s a good stop to visit on your urban trip to see all the sights of the city.
Full of history Drop by for a stroll in the gardens and to take in this historic sight. You wouldn’t expect it, but history is everywhere in Brussels.
Woodpecker Park
Be sure to stop off at Woodpecker near the side of the Royal Palace entrance for a drink or bite to eat in the sunshine or shade of the trees. It's the perfect summer spot to relax after work or spend the day in the sun, with outdoor games to rent for free plus events and DJs to look out for. Woodpecker is open to enjoy all year long and you can stop for a hot tea or mulled wine throughout the colder months. Stay up to date with what's on and their opening times on their Facebook page.
Getting there
Open 24/7
All seaons
Free
Open; groups of 10 are permitted, but masks and 1.5 meter distance are mandatory