Park

Parc de Dieleghem

Koekelberg and Jette, Brussels

A wooded park with ponds in Jette, officially called the Bois de Dieleghem.

Cost Free
Time needed 1 hour
Free
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Nearby

Parc Roi Baudouin Park · 12 min walk A park in Jette along the Molenbeek valley, a Natura 2000 site. Parc Garcet Park · 18 min walk A park in Jette. Mini-Europe Museum · 21 min walk A miniature park at Bruparck, below the Atomium, with scale models of European monuments. Atomium Museum · 23 min walk The steel structure of nine spheres built for the 1958 World's Fair on the Heysel Plateau. Design Museum Brussels Museum · 23 min walk A design museum on Place de Belgique at the foot of the Atomium, in the Heysel Plateau. Magritte House Museum · 25 min walk The house in Jette where René Magritte lived and worked from 1930 to 1954, now a museum.

Around Koekelberg and Jette

The basilica and Magritte's house

Koekelberg and Jette lie north-west of the centre. The Basilica of Koekelberg stands on the hill, and the Magritte House is on Rue Esseghem in Jette.

Koekelberg and Jette has 7 places on the Roam Brussels map: 4 parks and gardens, 1 museum, 1 church or cathedral and 1 viewpoint. Read the Koekelberg and Jette guide.

Good to know

How much does Parc de Dieleghem cost?
Nothing. Parc de Dieleghem is free to visit.
How long do you need at Parc de Dieleghem?
Plan for 1 hour.

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