It is only open for a short time a year, but if you like a variety of flowers and plants, it is worth it! Note that due to the reduced opening hours, it is always full of people, you have to queue, but it works smoothly. The greenhouse architecture is amazing, with beautiful plants on every corner for viewing. The guide will take you through the orange orchard, the greenhouse, through a thatched house, which is extra but not spectacular enough, then the greenhouse, and finally to the pagoda in Japan. I had a great experience here and I will definitely visit again in the future.

There was a long queue for more than an hour, but it was still worth it. A beautiful flower corridor connected the greenhouses in series. Walking inside seemed to enter the time tunnel in a fairy tale. On top of his head was colorful hanging orchids and bells-like flowers, and beside him were strange flowers and plants. The sun is projected through the glass shed, and from time to time you can see a white naked statue of a woman under the shadow of flowers and trees. No wonder so many locals are also queuing to see, many of them are still the whole family out, and the children are really cute jumping in the flowers.

This place is actually the botanical garden in Brussels. The greenhouse is quite large and very beautiful. It is a royal-style greenhouse with some sculptures scattered in it. Of course, the most important thing is the beautiful flowers and plants inside.

The Royal greenhouse of Laken has been in existence for two or three hundred years, is part of the Austrian Empire, and used to be the residence of Napoleon, and now it is full of wonderful flowers and plants, very beautiful, just like the deep nature.

It doesn't feel good, in fact, here is a park, called King's Park, and then this greenhouse does not have the scale of the botanical garden, and there are some things that have been seen before.