에터벡 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

자벨 교회 바로 맞은편에는 브뤼셀 중심부의 건축 보석 중 하나인 클라인 자벨 광장이 있습니다. 이 네오르네상스 양식의 정원에는 19세기 벨기에 최고의 예술가들의 조각품 그룹도 있습니다. 1880년대 브뤼셀 시장 샤를 불스(Charles Buls)는 이 지역을 아름답게 꾸미고 광장을 1890년에 대중에게 공개된 매혹적으로 아름다운 정원으로 만들자고 제안했습니다. 대칭적인 화단은 솟아오른 분수로 이어지며, 분수의 원형 수반에는 에그몽 백작과 호른 백작의 조각상이 있습니다. 그 뒤로는 두 개의 아치형 계단이 에그몽 궁전으로 이어집니다. 식재는 상징적인 기능을 합니다. 잔디밭을 둘러싼 아홉 개의 다듬어진 회양목 화단은 당시 벨기에가 보유했던 아홉 개 주를 나타냅니다. 왕관 모양의 또 다른 화단은 벨기에를 상징합니다. 클라인 자벨 주변에는 다양한 모티브의 패널과 기둥으로 구성된 매우 아름다운 단철 울타리가 있습니다. 출처: https://gardens.brussels/nl/groene-ruimten/kleine-zavelsquare

The present palace was created from several buildings at the end of the 18th century. It stands on the site of the old Koudenberg residence, which burned down in 1731. It is one of the most magnificent official buildings in the Belgian capital and a symbol of the constitutional monarchy. The interior is traditionally open to visitors from July until the beginning of September, following the national holiday on July 21.

The church was built between 1776 and 1787 by the architects Gilles-Barnabé Guimard and Louis Montoyer. Its style can be described as Neoclassical. In the 19th century, a dome and a bell tower were added, resulting in the church's present appearance.

The park is designed in the Flemish Neo-Renaissance style and laid out as an open-air museum with numerous statues and symbolic elements. The central feature is the monument in the park honoring Counts Egmont and Hoorn, who were beheaded in the 16th century for their resistance against Spanish rule. Also located here are: 48 guild statues, 10 humanist statues, and the adjacent Church of Notre-Dame du Sablon.

A monumental stone circle resembling a miniature version of Stonehenge. Located in a clearing in the woods near Duboislaan, this monument consists of eleven menhirs arranged in a circle around a large dolmen. Although it resembles an ancient megalithic monument, it is actually a memorial dating from 1920 for the forest rangers who died during the First World War. The stones are made of Wéris puddingstone, the same rock used in the prehistoric megaliths of that region. The monument was designed by artist Richard Viandier, who drew inspiration from Celtic burial rituals. This place symbolizes the forest rangers' connection to nature and therefore also has spiritual significance, similar to ancient Druid symbolism. The monument is a peaceful spot in the heart of the forest and also attracts visitors interested in history, nature, and mysticism.

one of the most beautiful trails in the Soignies forest

National Automobile Museum.

Beautiful, it's a shame you can't visit it