Parc de Bruxelles

A total of 22 sculptures of Le Chat, a comic strip icon created by Belgian cartoonist Philippe Geluck, are on exhibition at Brussels central Park. Autumn / Winter 2023. Must visit! 5/5

Very cozy place in the center of Brussels. Good for all types of holiday. Sports, running, art, music, nature, history, walking - it's all here.

Parc de Bruxelles is a verdant oasis in the heart of the city, offering a serene escape from the urban hustle and bustle. This meticulously maintained park is a testament to Brussels' commitment to green spaces. Strolling along its winding paths, you'll discover immaculate gardens, enchanting fountains, and charming statues. The grandeur of the Royal Palace at one end and the tranquility of the duck-filled ponds at the other create a harmonious blend of nature and history. The park is ideal for leisurely walks, picnics, and cultural events. Parc de Bruxelles is a haven of relaxation, a testament to the city's charm, and a must-visit for anyone exploring Brussels.

cute park, there are kids and dogs areas, nice for walk around

Great place to stroll during the day. They have a few places to eat and many spots to set up for picnicking, sunbathing, or reading. There is a section with numerous Tintin statues, very fun!

Great park! Pretty, well kept and beautiful views from everywhere

Nice chill park near the Central station. Perfect place to grab a bite of eat and enjoy the funny cat sculptures around.

A very nice park to walk around
Easy and relaxing place

Well designed fun and beautiful park to spend time in while visiting Brussels.

Multiple walking paths in the park allow you to choose the views you see while wandering through. Some walking paths are filled with sculptures and others have a vast covering of trees.

The main fountain is amazing to see and watch as you pass through.

Fun way to spend a few hours either in the shade or sun.

It is a small but lovely park. Great couple of bars to have a beer in the summer. Fantastic when it snows.

Had a lovely stroll through this large park from the royal palace to the Parliament building. Not as well-kept as other parks I’ve seen - some areas overgrown, but really nice. Old statues and contemporary statues add to the interest.

This park is lovely! Besides all the beautiful greenery, there is a large fountain, several cute statues and even a few little outdoor restaurants where you can get food and drinks whilst sitting amongst the nature. What a great spot to spend a few hours of the day!

I loved the 'cat' public art in this park as did the other visitors I saw. Differing from most contemporary art they are sculptures you can understand and get a chuckle.

This parc is a nice, relaxing spot in Brussels City centre. It has a fountain, and sometimes it hosts an exposition on one of its paths. There are no toilets in the parc.

Beautiful park! In addition to a great fountain, gazebo honoring classical musicians, and ancient Greek and Roman style statues, there’s a row of cartoon cat sculptures on the western side of the park. The exhibit is called Le Cat Walk, created by Phillipe Geluck and it’s “on tour” until 2024 (month unclear)

We didn’t spend a lot of time here as we were just passing by but it was a beautiful park. Very clean. Quiet. Lots of runners. Nice to walk around with your family.

You know. The usual park-y stuff.

If you are in the neighborhood or just visiting Brussels, it’s definitely a nice park to stroll through.

A great place to relax in the center of the city. There is also a playground for children. You can often come across events in the park.

So very pleasant, a cool, entertaining walk in the park

It’s a very relaxing charming park with lush greens, lakes and sculptures. It’s used to be a Royal garden now opens to public. It’s close to most of the major attractions. Can easily stroll around and enjoy the tranquility away from the touristy noises.

Very recreational Park, huge area to walk and enjoy the nature. And it's open to public. Good place to bring kids to explore.