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Parc du Cinquantenaire (Jubelpark in Dutch) is a park in Brussels, Belgium. The park is laid out around a city gate with three arches that the people of Brussels call the Arcades du Cinquantenaire. Several museums surround it: the Army Museums, the Aviation Museum, the Automobile Museum, and the Royal Museums of Art and History which present ...
The Parc du Cinquantenaire or Jubelpark is not only a park but a national landmark in Brussels. The name means 'Park of the fiftieth anniversary' and it was built during the reign of Leopold II to commemorate fifty years of Belgian independence.
Here's a little secret about the arches of the Cinquantenaire... you can climb to the very top and admire a superb panoramic view of the city! To do so, you have to go through the Royal Military Museum…. The best views in Brussels.
With a triumphal arch dominated by a bronze chariot reminiscent of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the Cinquantenaire and its park are a too often overlooked tourist attraction, From an architectural point of view, the Palace of Cinquantenaire is one of the most representative buildings in Brussels. The Palace is located on the east of the ...
Apr 14, 2016 · written by James Wiener. There’s a hidden gem in Brussels, located just outside the heart of the old city, which far too many visitors miss: The Cinquantenaire Museum. Elegantly positioned inside Brussels’ Parc du Cinquantenaire, the Cinquantenaire Museum is teeming with priceless ancient, medieval, and modern treasures from around the world.
Europe. Top choice in Brussels. Parc du Cinquantenaire was built during Léopold II's reign. It's best known for its cluster of museums – art, history, military and motor vehicles – which house an incredible 350,000 artefacts. The Royal Art and History Museums in the southern wing of the Cinquantenaire buildings are chock-a-block with ...
Le site du Cinquantenaire deviendra un nouveau phare socioculturel de la Belgique, et ce d'ici à 2030, date du bicentenaire de la Belgique.
