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Little green paradise in Brussels

Mira Bangel

I went to visit the Royal Botanical Garden the other day. The garden is only open to public for a short time every year. I am generally quite reserved when it comes to tourist attractions, but this garden is just amazing and you simply forget about hundreds of people that are amazed by the flower paradise around you.


If you get the chance go and visit the place. Not just a nice thing to light up your weekend – we cannot take enough opportunities to admire the beauty and variety of life nature has created around us. Let me know if you know of similar places that you can recommend :) .


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One Response to “Little green paradise in Brussels”

  • Joanna Says:
    May 26th, 2010 at 11:01 pm

    It is truly amazing!!! I went also for the first time this year : ) I actually wonder how many gardeners it takes to keep this flower paradise in shape! Too bad though they do not really explain the flowers, their origin etc.
    A very interesting visit in Brussels green heart is the Jardin Massart and the Rouge Cloitre in Watermael Boitsforts!

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