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Walibi Belgium

Walibi Belgium

“Walibi Belgium, formerly Walibi Wavre and then Six Flags Belgium, is a Belgian theme park located in Wavre, close to Brussels.”@karma1 · 5 years ago
Every stop at Faroe Island is photographic
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Every stop at Faroe Island is photographic

“Captured here by @world.from.my.eyes.”@VisitEurope · 3 years ago
Family-friendly spot in Belgium
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Family-friendly spot in Belgium

“You must ride this if your head is not dizzy when watching this video...”@VisitEurope · 3 years ago
Mini Europe Brussels

Mini Europe Brussels

“#bucketlistreboot Mini-Europe, a miniature park with reproductions of monuments and buildings in the European Union and other countries in Europe.”@Checkinaway (@checkinawayblog) · 4 years ago
Fun, interactive, family-friendly, and one of the best attractions in Brussels for both kids and adults.
We visited Mini-Europe during our trip to Brussels and had a fantastic time. It is located right next to the Atomium, making it very easy to visit both attractions on the same day.

My son, who is almost 14 years old, absolutely loved it. He was especially excited by all the moving features throughout the park. The boats, airplanes, and especially the trains were a huge hit for him. The trains were definitely his favorite attraction, and he spent a lot of time watching them travel through the miniature landscapes.

The park itself is beautifully designed, with impressive miniature versions of famous European landmarks and monuments. The level of detail is remarkable, and it is fascinating to see so many iconic buildings from across Europe gathered in one place. It is both entertaining and educational, making it a great experience for visitors of all ages.

What impressed me most was how enjoyable it was not only for children but also for adults. There is always something interesting to discover, whether it is a famous monument, a moving model, or one of the interactive exhibits.

We paid €35 per adult, and the ticket included access to both Mini-Europe and the Atomium, which made it excellent value for money.

We visited on a very hot day, and it was nice to find a refreshment stand inside the park where visitors could buy cold drinks. It was a small detail, but it made the visit even more comfortable.

Overall, Mini-Europe exceeded our expectations. It is fun, educational, beautifully maintained, and perfect for families. If you are visiting Brussels, I highly recommend combining it with a visit to the Atomium. Both attractions are well worth your time and make for a memorable day out.

Fun, interactive, family-friendly, and one of the best attractions in Brussels for both kids and adults. We visited Mini-Europe during our trip to Brussels and had a fantastic time. It is located right next to the Atomium, making it very easy to visit both attractions on the same day. My son, who is almost 14 years old, absolutely loved it. He was especially excited by all the moving features throughout the park. The boats, airplanes, and especially the trains were a huge hit for him. The trains were definitely his favorite attraction, and he spent a lot of time watching them travel through the miniature landscapes. The park itself is beautifully designed, with impressive miniature versions of famous European landmarks and monuments. The level of detail is remarkable, and it is fascinating to see so many iconic buildings from across Europe gathered in one place. It is both entertaining and educational, making it a great experience for visitors of all ages. What impressed me most was how enjoyable it was not only for children but also for adults. There is always something interesting to discover, whether it is a famous monument, a moving model, or one of the interactive exhibits. We paid €35 per adult, and the ticket included access to both Mini-Europe and the Atomium, which made it excellent value for money. We visited on a very hot day, and it was nice to find a refreshment stand inside the park where visitors could buy cold drinks. It was a small detail, but it made the visit even more comfortable. Overall, Mini-Europe exceeded our expectations. It is fun, educational, beautifully maintained, and perfect for families. If you are visiting Brussels, I highly recommend combining it with a visit to the Atomium. Both attractions are well worth your time and make for a memorable day out.

“Fun, interactive, family-friendly, and one of the best attractions in Brussels for both kids and adults.”@PassportPals · 2 months ago
From Grand Place to the Atomium: Experiencing Brussels

From Grand Place to the Atomium: Experiencing Brussels

“Visiting Brussels offers a perfect blend of historic grandeur, quirky modern culture, and world-class culinary indulgences.”@John Paul Remonte · 17 hours ago
3-day Brussels itinerary

3-day Brussels itinerary

“Day 1: Iconic Sights · Morning: Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Brussels City Museum · Afternoon: Royal Gallery of Saint Hubert, Mont des Arts viewpoint · Evening: Dinner in Les Marolles (try *Chez Léon* for mussels) Day 2: Culture & EU · Morning: Magritte Museum or Royal Museums of Fine Arts · Afternoon: European Parliament (Hemicycle tour), Parc du Cinquantenaire · Evening: Drinks at *Delirium Café* (2,000+ beers) Day 3: Quirky & Local · Morning: Atomium & Mini-Europe · Afternoon: Sablon (antiques/chocolate), Marolles flea market · Evening: Waffles at *Maison Dandoy*, stroll Sainte-Catherine Bonus:Day trip to Bruges or Ghent if time allows.”@Daaavid · 1 year ago
Autoworld - Brussels, Belgium

Autoworld - Brussels, Belgium

“Car lovers, you may not wanna miss this!”@TheHypeTraveler · 3 years ago

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Frequently asked questions

What is Bierges famous for?

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Bierges is known for its wealth of attractions and things to do. Here are a few highlights: Walibi Belgium, Mini-Europe, and Autoworld.

What are the must-try activities in Bierges?

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