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lovingly designed huge flowerbeds on the way to the Arc de Triomphe

Good for working on D+ ;-)

Downhill, and fairly quiet, with occasional cars passing by, but with lots of trees around.

The Tournai Tower or Beyaert Tower in the Cinquantenaire Park was designed by the architect Henri Beyaert for the National Jubilee Exhibition of 1880 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence. Built in 1880 in a pseudo-medieval style, it was intended to demonstrate the qualities of Tournai stone.

Just like its perhaps more famous little sisters, the "Logis" and "Floréal" in Watermael-Boitsfort, the Terdelt estate, the one and only garden city in Schaerbeek, was built at the beginning of the 20th century. Their purpose was to respond to the housing crisis resulting from the First World War. With its narrow and convoluted streets and its small gardens in front, the structure of the district is intended to be friendly to promote exchanges between its inhabitants. A district that could not be more peaceful in the 6th most populated municipality in Belgium.

A veritable green lung in the heart of the municipality of Schaerbeek, the park is part of a vast urban planning project at the end of the 19th century. The galloping urbanization that the town was experiencing at the time represented a real threat to the rural valley of Josaphat, the owners of the estates that made it up being tempted to convert their plots into building land. Not without difficulty, the municipality gradually acquired these lands to convert them into a public promenade inaugurated in 1904. Subsequently, Josaphat Park will be gradually enlarged and landscaped by landscape architect Edmond Galoppin, works inspector for the municipality of Schaerbeek. The park is divided into three main parts: the historic English-style park which revolves around three ponds, the large lawns and the playground area with various sports facilities.

Founder of Europe, Schou-schou weighs in the game. He must be turning in his grave seeing what we have done with Europe.