The Mini Europe Park is one of the first attractions in Brussels. It is located on the outskirts of the city, right at the foot of the famous Atomium. We traveled by metro, from the center to the station Heisel 6 line.
The weather was not sunny, sometimes it rained, but we still walked around the entire park, stopping near each building. They are really very attractive and interesting, and you will not notice how time flies by. Especially captivating is the feeling that you see in miniature those sights from different countries that you have already visited and seen with your own eyes in the usual format. And here it is 1:25.
I stood in the park near the miniature floating gondolas along the canals of Venice and could not hide my admiration. I felt like a giant, touching the Leaning Tower of Pisa, or the Ferris Wheel, a little higher than my height, passing by the Royal Palace of Madrid or London's Big Ben ...
The park features 80 European cities with their main attractions, each section is marked with a sign that spells out the name of the country, its population, currency, and from what year the country has been a member of the European Union. The whole area is very well maintained with beautiful flower beds, dwarf trees and mini-rivers.
The photos turn out a little strange, because you are standing in front of a castle or palace, and he is smaller than you, and it seems that you and the background are separate and glued photos. We never climbed the Atomium, because it was already getting dark, but as it turned out, apart from the observation deck, there is nothing particularly interesting there.
I advise you to visit the Mini-Europe park in the summer, in July or August, when it is open until 20:00, in the evening and at night it is illuminated with lights, and fireworks are arranged on Saturdays. A ticket costs 13-14 euros, you can also buy a ticket with a visit to the Atomium and Mini-Europe (about 25 euros).
Do you want to see with your own eyes?
Tours to Europe - Travel Agency "Hot Line", www. hot. com. ua +38(044)599-46-30, +38(050)346-4599, +38(067)462-9242
The weather was not sunny, sometimes it rained, but we still walked around the entire park, stopping near each building. They are really very attractive and interesting, and you will not notice how time flies by. Especially captivating is the feeling that you see in miniature those sights from different countries that you have already visited and seen with your own eyes in the usual format. And here it is 1:25.
I stood in the park near the miniature floating gondolas along the canals of Venice and could not hide my admiration. I felt like a giant, touching the Leaning Tower of Pisa, or the Ferris Wheel, a little higher than my height, passing by the Royal Palace of Madrid or London's Big Ben ...
The park features 80 European cities with their main attractions, each section is marked with a sign that spells out the name of the country, its population, currency, and from what year the country has been a member of the European Union. The whole area is very well maintained with beautiful flower beds, dwarf trees and mini-rivers.
The photos turn out a little strange, because you are standing in front of a castle or palace, and he is smaller than you, and it seems that you and the background are separate and glued photos. We never climbed the Atomium, because it was already getting dark, but as it turned out, apart from the observation deck, there is nothing particularly interesting there.
I advise you to visit the Mini-Europe park in the summer, in July or August, when it is open until 20:00, in the evening and at night it is illuminated with lights, and fireworks are arranged on Saturdays. A ticket costs 13-14 euros, you can also buy a ticket with a visit to the Atomium and Mini-Europe (about 25 euros).
Do you want to see with your own eyes?
Tours to Europe - Travel Agency "Hot Line", www. hot. com. ua +38(044)599-46-30, +38(050)346-4599, +38(067)462-9242
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