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The Belgian Royal Palace is located on the site of the former Palace of the Dukes of Brabant, which burned down in 1731. The current building was constructed piecemeal over nearly a century. In 1786, four houses were built; an ambitious plan conceived in 1814 to interconnect and renovate these was incomplete by the time of the Belgian Revolution in 1831. It was not until the reign of Leopold II (upon whose orders the size of the project would double) that construction would finish. The Royal Palace is located in downtown Brussels, adjacent to , which burned down in 1731. The current building was constructed piecemeal over nearly a century. In 1786, four houses were built; an ambitious plan conceived in 1814 to interconnect and renovate these was incomplete by the time of the Belgian Revolution in 1831. It was not until the reign of Leopold II (upon whose orders the size of the project would double) that construction would finish. The Royal Palace is located in downtown Brussels, adjacent to [bruspark]. The Royal Palace, the official office of the reigning monarch, is complemented by the [belgrore], the official home of the royal family. Phone: +32 / 02 551 20 20 CODE left
The Belgian Royal Palace is located on the site of the former Palace of the Dukes of [brabant], which burned down in 1731. The current building was constructed piecemeal over nearly a century. In 1786, four houses were built; an ambitious plan conceived in 1814 to interconnect and renovate these was incomplete by the time of the Belgian Revolution in 1831. It was not until the reign of Leopold II (upon whose orders the size of the project would double) that construction would finish. The Royal Palace is located in downtown Brussels, adjacent to [bruspark]. The Royal Palace, the official office of the reigning monarch, is complemented by the [belgrore], the official home of the royal family. Phone: +32 / 02 551 20 20
Location:
Place des Palais, Brussels 1000
Other History nearby:
(Anhee-Annevoie) Annevoie Castle
(Antwerp) Antwerp Museum of Folklore
(Antwerp-Deurne) Antwerp Silver Museum Sterckshof
(Gent) Archaeological Museum of Bijloke Abbey
(Brussels) Atomium
(Beloeil-Aubechies) Aubechies Archaeological Site
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