Super visite durant le séjour à bruxelles.Je vous recommande les sites : l'atonium et du site mannekinpis

Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is the headquarters of the European Union, is also a world-famous metropolis and airports, famous attractions such as the atomic tower, the EU headquarters and peeing children, although Belgium is not large in size, but it is more important in Europe.

The atomic model of the 1958 Universal Expo is another famous symbol of Brussels, known as "Eiffel of Belgium". It is located in the Idomeni Municipal Park, northwest of Brussels, surrounded by trees, grass and fountains.

This place is like an icon of Brussels. Its worth a visit.

The Atomic Ball Tower is located in a park on the northern outskirts of Brussels, one of the city's famous landmarks, also nicknamed the Eiffel Tower in Brussels. The exquisite and novel space-time model, designed by famous Belgian engineer Watt Cain, is the memorial building of the World's Fair in 1958, and the exhibits were demolished after the Expo was closed and the atomic sphere was originally planned to remain for only six months, but the original remains have been preserved until now. The design of the atomic spherical tower is to enlarge the model of metal iron molecules by 165 billion times. The tower is a large steel pipe, which connects nine huge metal balls into squares. Visitors can take the elevator to the top 100 meters from the ground. The ball revolving restaurant enjoys the scenery of Brussels while eating. Tickets: 15 euros (including the top) voice guide 2 euros (including Chinese explanation) Time: 10:00-18:00 Location: Pl. de l'Atomium 1, 1020 Bruxelles Transportation: You can take Metro Line 6 and Line 3, and walk for 10 minutes after getting off at Haysel/Heizal Station.