Parks and gardens
Brussels is one of the most green European capitals. Lots of parks and gardens are present in the city. Each of them possess their own history, organization, sculptures, architecture, trees,...
- Avenue de Versailles
- Bois Anne Frank
- Bois de la Cambre
- Cimetière de Bruxelles (cemetery)
- Cimetière de Haren (cemetery)
- Cimetière de Laeken (cemetery)
- Cimetière de Neder-Over-Heembeek (cemetery)
- Cité Modèle
- Craetbos
- Jardin Colonial (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Jardin de la Tour japonaise (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Jardin de la Vallée du Maelbeek
- Jardin de l'Abbaye de La Cambre (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Jardin du Mont des Arts (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Jardin du Pavillon chinois (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Jardins du Fleuriste (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Parc Cortenbach
- Parc de Bruxelles (Brussels Park)
- Parc de Haren
- Parc de la Cathédrale Saints-Michel-et-Gudule (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Parc de la Porte de Hal (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Parc de Laeken (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Parc d'Egmont
- Parc d'Osseghem
- Parc du Cinquantenaire (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Parc du Solarium
- Parc du Verregat
- Parc Léopold
- Parc Marie Popelin (Parc des Brigittines)
- Parc Maximilien
- Parc Meudon
- Parc Simone de Beauvoir (parc Fontainas)
- Parc Sobieski (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Parc 't Oogenblik
- Passage Ter Helst
- Petit Chemin Vert
- Place Espace Dolto
- Plaine de Hollande
- Quai au Foin
- Square 21 juillet
- Square Ambiorix
- Square de Meeûs
- Square Frère-Orban
- Square J. Jacobs
- Square Jan Palfijn
- Square Marguerite Duras
- Square Petit Sablon (managed by External site Bruxelles Environnement)
- Square Prince Léopold
- Val du Bois des Béguines
- Val Maria
- Map with the green spaces on the territory of Brussels (PDF, 8.53 MB) (in French)
- Map with the green spaces on the territory of Brussels (PDF, 8.35 MB) (in Dutch)
- External site Brussels Gardens (green spaces Brussels Capital Region)
The terms of use of the parks and playgrounds of the City of Brussels:
Regulation of parks, green spaces and playgrounds managed by the City of Brussels (PDF, 254.72 KB) (in French and Dutch)
Authorization for activities
Parks, green spaces and playgrounds of the City of Brussels are ideal places to organize events. To be able to organize these events, a demand of authorization must be introduced at the City of Brussels:
Application for the organization of an event
Before filling the form, some important rules in parks:
- Electricity: all the sites not being equipped by the City, the organizer will have to ask for an opening at External site Sibelga.
- Water: the organizer will introduce an official demand at External site Vivaqua, the intermunicipal water company.
- Cleaning: the organizer must keep the site clean during and after the activity.
- Infrastructures: the City of Brussels refuses any installation of infrastructure on lawns as well as any suspension of material in trees or on plants.
- Vehicles: the City of Brussels accepts only exceptionally the access of vehicles in parks, green spaces and playgrounds. Any parking is forbidden.
- Fire: flames (thus barbecues) are forbidden in green spaces, except in places especially made for that purpose.
- Guarantee and fee: for each occupation, a guarantee is required, an additional charge depends on the type of activity.
Any demand of activity in a classified site is subjected to the authorization of External site Urban.brussels.
If the green space is managed by the Brussels Capital Region, the request has to be done in writing to External site Bruxelles Environnement.
The Bois de la Cambre can also be closed to traffic at certain times for security reasons or because of the weather. More info:
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