Petit Sablon Garden in Brussels: photos, reviews

About

The Petit Sablon Garden appeared in Brussels at the end of the nineteenth century, marking the expansion of the Belgian capital's boundaries. Since then, the garden has been particularly popular among tourists and locals looking for a secluded place to relax away from the noise and hustle.

Petit Sablon is designed in the traditional style of perfect symmetry typical for that era. Neatly trimmed hedges, Gothic columns, and all 48 concise statues carry a symbolic character and are associated with the long history of Brussels. At the very center of the garden, there is a functioning fountain with monuments to the executed Protestants - Egmont and Horn.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Royale

Tram stop 231 m walk

Petit Sablon

Bus stop 68 m walk

Poelaert

Bus stop 284 m walk

4.6

based on 1,482 reviews

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4.6/5 1,482 reviews

Emre Ustundag

Nice place to have a rest.

Daisy Matarazzo

Such a beautiful & peaceful garden

Yuana Tan

Beautiful Park, it's good atmosphere, just enjoy the fountain and bird chirping

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Petit Sablon Garden in Brussels

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