Mini-Europe

Really nice experience, kids loved it and equally interesting for grown ups as well.

All the landmarks you can think of are here in mini statue form. They look exactly like the real attractions, attention to details is great.

You can easily spend 2-3 hours here. Lods of picture points and open area at the end to sit/eat.

Also tickets are available in combo deals which makes it worth.

It was very interesting for my family but I found it quite expensive compared the area and exposition. You can buy online tickets from Social Deal or Groupon with discounts.

Over 350 detailed miniatures representing iconic buildings and landmarks from 80 European cities are on display, all built at a 1:25 scale.
Spot the Eiffel Tower reaching 13 meters high, or Big Ben standing tall at 4 meters.
The park includes interactive elements like miniature trains, erupting Mount Vesuvius, and operating cable cars, making it fun for all ages.
A Quick European Tour:
In a couple of hours, you can stroll through a miniature Europe, snapping photos and getting a taste of iconic architecture from various countries.
It's a great option for families with young children or those short on time who want a quick overview of European landmarks.

I liked it a lot. The buildings are very impressive and there are many cool details. However, the website says it takes 90-120 minutes to go through, I was done in about 60 minutes - taking pictures, reading the guide etc.

It's a good place for pictures! It also has some interactive activities and a guideline in case you want to study more about the buildings. It was an enjoyable walk.

Mini-Europe in Brussels is a delightful journey through the continent's iconic landmarks, all in miniature form. It's a charming attraction suitable for all ages, offering a fascinating glimpse into Europe's cultural heritage. From the Eiffel Tower to the Colosseum, every detail is meticulously crafted, allowing visitors to explore the continent in a single afternoon. It's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the magic of Europe in a unique and captivating way.

Easy to get using tube line. Nicely done miniature replicas of important landmarks in European Union countries. Takes about two hours to cover.

Such a nice place! It is perfect to get to know different places and learn. The place is located almost next to the Atomium and offers a great view from it too. The park is really nice, organized and interactive, meaning great for all ages. Every site has its name written down and at the very beginning you get a mini book with information on each place or monument, which is great. The scale is insane and full of details. The whole park takes around 1 to 2 hours. I recommend taking it easy and explore because you’ll have fun. If you have the Bruselas card, it’s perfect since the entrance is included. However, if you don’t, make sure to get a ticket beforehand. For both cases, try to go early so it’s not crowded. They have a cafeteria and vending machines inside the park too.

I loved it as I love miniatures and everything has a lot of details. Some countries are not fairly represented though. Also, we went at around 5pm (it closed at 6pm) and the lightning is not so good considering it’s dark. Nice views of the Atomium also.

Nice place to visit with Kids. There are shops inside where we can purchase souvenirs. Restaurant is also available inside. All miniatures were really good.

Fun park to walk through, takes about 60-90 minutes. The models are nice and the path through the park is well organized. Maybe a bit expensive for what it is, but we enjoyed our visit.

It's an outdoor attraction and the day we visited it rained - a lot! However, with so much to see here it was well worth getting a bit damp. One of the 'must see' attractions in Brussels and if you're going to the Atomium anyway then why not? They're next door to each other after all.

Very informative trip for young kids.

You can buy tickets on the spot as well.

This is a fine place that has plenty of architectural monuments from across Europe. You can buy tickets at the entrance, and there are restrooms and kiosks for snacks and drinks.

The place is quite large, and needs 2-3 hours to cover. Nearby is the Atomium and a large park.

One can get to this place by metro or by bus. The entrance fee is Euro 20, and can be paid by card or cash.

It was a bit chill, but the sun soon came out and we were a bit hot out there. The guide is in many languages and the tour is updated as Europe changes. I still wonder why Barcelona was on fire hahaha, I cannot tell which event that was, and I am from there. Still, I loved the trip. it was worth travelling north for this.

Great day out, me and my partner really enjoyed ourselves. Besides the little sculptures you get a free booklet that lets you learn the history of each piece. We really enjoyed the interactive parts and the little hidden gems. 🤫😂

It was a wonderful experience! So beautiful and has lot of interactive things. Good place for Kids and adults.

Very nice place, many interactive games, kids will love it. I loved it too

1:25 miniature models of monuments from EU countries set in an outdoor venue.

Must see if you’re visiting Brussels. The artistry and creativity behind the designs is truly awe-inspiring. You can tell a lot of thought and hard-work was put into each and every model. I attached some photos but you must see them in person to fully appreciate.

Information guide is available in multiple languages, the booklet has just the right amount of detail about each exhibit and some EU facts.

Some models are interactive/animated/have inbuilt games built into them and you don’t have to be a kid to enjoy!

Family friendly/wheelchair friendly. Self-service restaurant on site served hot and cold food/drinks. Interesting and informative way to spend 2.30 hours in Brussels!

It was a superb experience to visit this place. Very well organised and beautiful utilisation of space !!
One time visit for sure !
They give a guide book at the entrance which talks about all the important monuments in Europe. Which my son really liked. He has a hobby of reading.
We clubbed the ticket of Mini Europe with a planetarium for 25 euros per person, for kids it's 15euros.

One of the flagship tourist places to visit in Brussels. I was amazed looking at all the EU countries, UK and EU borders, famous hot spots for all the countries. Nice place for kids as well.