King's house in Brussels: photos, reviews

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The King's House, situated in Grand Place, has long broken all records in the category of "Most varied styles and purposes." Originally, it served as a bakery, then as a prison, it was a place where taxes were collected, and even French troops resided here. With each change of "owners," the appearance of the royal house transformed as well.

The building, in its modern form, features a typical Gothic facade, based on sixteenth-century designs. Today, the King's House hosts a city museum with a rich collection of Belgian art objects from various eras. Additionally, the museum is home to a vast collection of costumes for the "Manneken Pis" sculpture, which is continuously expanded by high-ranking and famous visitors to the Belgian capital.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Manneken-Pis

Bus stop 284 m walk

Grand-Place

Bus stop 235 m walk

Bourse

Tram stop 295 m walk

Gare Centrale

Bus stop 264 m walk

Arenberg

Bus stop 286 m walk

4.4

based on 2,116 reviews

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4.4/5 2,116 reviews

WmkDrone

geweldig wat een pand! eigenlijk is de hele Grote markt 1 groot museum, wat een mooie gebouwen zeg. absoluut geweldig!

Maristela Correia

Lindíssimo! Peças, pinturas, porcelanas que nos contam histórias da cidade. Visita incrível.

Liliana Corona Martínez

5 estrellas porque cuentan la historia del manneken pis que es muy peculiar e interesante. Tienen fichas de información en español

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