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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 du Vogelzang - Vogelzangpark
7.1 km from centre
Kloosterweide
7.1 km from centre
Breughelbroekpark
7.2 km from centre
Parc Jagersveld - Jagersveldpark
7.2 km from centre
Parc de la Royale Belge - Royale Belgepark
7.2 km from centre
Kloosterweideplein
7.2 km from centre
Passage Ter Helst - Doorgang Ter Elst
7.2 km from centre
De Ark Brussel
7.2 km from centre
Réserve naturelle des Enfants Noyés - Natuurreservaat van de Verdronken Kinderen
7.3 km from centre
Wilderspark
7.3 km from centre
Parc Bruyn - Bruynpark
7.3 km from centre
Slackparc - Slackpark
7.3 km from centre
Parc Tournay-Solvay - Tournay-Solvaypark
7.3 km from centre
Parc de Haren - Park van Haren
7.3 km from centre
Jardin des sculptures - Beeldentuin
7.3 km from centre
Park Liekendael
7.3 km from centre
Enclos du Jardin des plantes médicinales Paul Moens - Tuin van Geneeskrachtige Planten Paul Moens
7.4 km from centre
Natuurreservaat Koevijverdal
7.4 km from centre
Sciensano
7.4 km from centre
Domein Chantemerle
7.4 km from centre
Domein De Helle
7.4 km from centre
Ketelheidebos
7.5 km from centre
Klein Hoogveld
7.5 km from centre
Réserve naturelle du Pinnebeek - Natuurreservaat van de Pinnebeek
7.5 km from centre