Park

Jardin Jean Massart

Uccle and Forêt de Soignes, Brussels

A botanical garden in Auderghem created in 1922, run with the Université libre de Bruxelles, with nearly 2,000 plant species.

Cost Free
Time needed 1 hour
FreeWith kids
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Nearby

Rouge-Cloître Park · 5 min walk A former priory in the Forêt de Soignes in Auderghem, now a nature site with ponds. Étangs Mellaerts Park · 20 min walk A pair of ponds in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre on the edge of the Parc de Woluwe. Parc de Woluwe Park · 22 min walk A large park in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre along the Avenue de Tervueren. Parc Parmentier Park · 22 min walk A park in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre. Musée de Tram (Tram Museum) Museum · 25 min walk A museum of Brussels' urban transport on Avenue de Tervueren, with historic trams and buses. Stoclet Palace Landmark · 2.8 km away A private palace on Avenue de Tervueren, built by the architect Josef Hoffmann.

Around Uccle and Forêt de Soignes

Villas, parks and the beech forest on the southern edge

Uccle is the large southern commune of villas and parks. The Forêt de Soignes begins at its edge, and the quarters around it, including Auderghem, hold Rouge-Cloître.

Uccle and Forêt de Soignes has 11 places on the Roam Brussels map: 5 parks and gardens, 2 landmarks, 1 church or cathedral, 1 market, 1 restaurant and 1 museum. Read the Uccle and Forêt de Soignes guide.

Good to know

How much does Jardin Jean Massart cost?
Nothing. Jardin Jean Massart is free to visit.
How long do you need at Jardin Jean Massart?
Plan for 1 hour.

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