Parc Sobieski
Laeken and Heysel, Brussels
A public park in Laeken, north of the centre.
Cost Free
Time needed 1 hour
Nearby
Atomium The steel structure of nine spheres built for the 1958 World's Fair on the Heysel Plateau. Laeken Park A public park in Laeken beside the Royal Palace estate. Royal Greenhouses of Laeken The glass and iron greenhouses of the Royal Palace of Laeken. Notre-Dame de Laeken The neo-Gothic church of Laeken, with the royal crypt behind it. Royal Palace of Laeken The residence of the Belgian royal family in Laeken, closed to visitors apart from the greenhouses. Mini-Europe A miniature park at Bruparck, below the Atomium, with scale models of European monuments.
Around Laeken and Heysel
The Atomium, the Royal Greenhouses and Mini-Europe
Laeken is the northern part of the City of Brussels, with the Royal Palace estate and the Heysel Plateau. The Atomium and Mini-Europe stand on the plateau.
Laeken and Heysel has 9 places on the Roam Brussels map: 3 museums, 2 landmarks, 2 parks and gardens, 1 church or cathedral and 1 bar. Read the Laeken and Heysel guide.
Good to know
- How much does Parc Sobieski cost?
- Nothing. Parc Sobieski is free to visit.
- How long do you need at Parc Sobieski?
- Plan for 1 hour.
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