Parks in Belgium, Brussel

PCS Akarova también implementa proyectos como "Bio solidaire" para combatir el desperdicio alimentario, "Boondael d'hier et d'aujourd'hui" para preservar el patrimonio del barrio, y talleres de "artes urbanas" para jóvenes.

The park, created by Jules Vacherot at the request of Leopold II at the same time as the 1910 Expo, disappeared under the design of René Pechère as Expo 58 approached.

Purchased in 1804 by Albert-Joseph Hap, this property included at the time a Flemish Renaissance style castle from the 16th century, of which some remnants still remain, as well as a pond fed by the Broebelaer, a tributary of the Maelbeek.

Leopold Park is a Brussels site consisting of a public park and historic buildings. It is located in the Maelbeek valley, on the edge of the Etterbeek municipality, at the foot of the European district and the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences.

It was designed by the architect Antoni Gaudi and built between 1900 and 1914. It was inaugurated and opened to the public in 1926.

It was originally built between 1548 and 1560 for Countess Françoise of Luxembourg and Count Lamoral of Egmont. 

was initiated in 2017.  The park is located near the Brussels Chapelle train station and was created to transform the surrounding neighborhood into a cultural hub. 

Established in 1816. The park's primary goal when built is to connect neighborhoods, foster social life, and enhance biodiversity.

The mural represents a symbol of the unprecedented collaboration between politicians, artists, and residents in their effort to return this abandoned neighborhood to the pleasant residential area it once was.

Established in 1880 on the former maneuvering ground of the Linthout plateau, the Cinquantenaire park originates from the expansion and beautification plans for Brussels designed by Victor Besme in 1866.

Was originally laid out between 1776 and 1783

Viaduc Park is located near the public building of the Maison de la Solidarité, as well as the arts center of La Maison qui Chante.

It was built in 1775 on the ruins of the castle of the Dukes of Brabant, on top of the Coudenberg hill

Was founded in the year 2000, not in a city called 'Dolto'. The headquarters of Plopsa is located in De Panne, Belgium.

Founded in 2016. The park underwent archaeological research and was subsequently redesigned, including the addition of play areas and a community garden

It was created in 1890 by the architect Henri Beyaert. It was designed to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Belgian independence and to highlight the national greatness of the 16th-century Golden Age.

Agricultural settlement on Liverpool Plains began in the late 1820s, following the discovery of the pass.

Located in Anderlecht, Brussels, opened on October 6, 1982