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Nature & Wildlife in Brussels

Brussels offers a variety of natural spaces for visitors to explore. From the Jardin du Mont des Arts to Parc Simone de Beauvoir, the city provides parks and gardens that offer respite in the heart of the capital. Notable green areas include the park surrounding the Cathedral of Saints-Michel-et-Gudule and the peaceful squares dotted throughout the city.

Parc Fond'Roy - Vronerodepark
6.6 km from centre
Vallée du Vogelzangbeek - Vogelzangbeekvallei
6.7 km from centre
Parc Seny - Senypark
6.8 km from centre
Parc t’Sleutelgat - t’Sleutelgatpark
6.8 km from centre
Park Rijkendal
6.9 km from centre
Het Moeras - Le Marais
6.9 km from centre
Jardin de Zandbeek - Zandbeektuin
6.9 km from centre
La Faille - De Opening
6.9 km from centre
Keelveld
6.9 km from centre
Place facultaire
6.9 km from centre
Wolfsputten
7.0 km from centre
Kasteeldomein van Groot-Bijgaarden
7.0 km from centre
Kruidentuin
7.0 km from centre
Espace Chantilly
7.0 km from centre
Jardin botanique Jean Massart - Botanische tuin Jean Massart
7.0 km from centre
Espace Jacques Wiener - Jacques Wienerruimte
7.0 km from centre
Domein Winssinger
7.0 km from centre
Borrekensveld
7.0 km from centre
Van der Nootpark
7.0 km from centre
Étangs du Leybeek - Leybeekvijvers
7.1 km from centre
Parc Ten Reuken - Ten Reukenpark
7.1 km from centre
Van Cotthempark
7.1 km from centre
Park Missiehuis van Scheut
7.1 km from centre
Plateau Engeland - Engelandplateau
7.1 km from centre