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Grong Plas Square in the heart of Brussels Belgium
Grong Plas Square, also known as Grand Place Square Located in the heart of Brussels Belgium is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. Surrounded by old buildings full of architecture in the style of Baroque, Gothic and Neo-Gothic over 400 years old, known as the center of all architectural styles. extremely beautiful It is featured at the spire of the bell tower.
This is beautiful Designed and built by Yan Fun Reissbruck, an independent architect at the royal court. King Philip III, Duke of Burgundy It is a point that is extremely beautiful. And has been selected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site every 2 years will have an event. Flower Carpet Festival , if anyone has the opportunity to visit this city You have to come and see with your own eyes. It’s beautiful and definitely worth it.
Brussels Town Hall
Brussels Town Hall is one of the most beautiful buildings in Brussels. built in the Middle Ages In its elaborate Gothic and Baroque style, this 96-meter tall building is decorated with numerous statues. The upper part of the building is an octagonal bell tower decorated with low relief carvings. and decorated the apex with gold ornaments With a statue of Saint Michael at the top looks outstanding and elegant. Can be seen from almost anywhere in the city is another landmark that everyone I often come to take photos as a souvenir.
The King’s house palace
The King’s house, the royal palace It used to be the city’s army headquarters. Located opposite the Town hall in the Grand Place square. The city’s museum, since 1887, has a collection of interesting stories about the city. The history of the founding of the city clothes in different eras battle in different areas
Manneken Pis
Manneken Pisfrom Dutch meaning boy standing pee The statue is cast in bronze, with a height of 61 centimeters, is a statue of a boy standing urinating. Located in the heart of Brussels Belgium, designed by Jerome Duquesnoy and was set up in 1618 when Brussels was at war. Was secretly brought by opponents to put bombs on the city wall. This little boy ‘Julianski’ had found the fuse. Explosion on fire So he urinated on it until he was able to protect the entire city of Brussels.
The townspeople thanked him by making a statue to commemorate his bravery. There is also a dress up for the statue. according to festivals or special occasions The collection of statues is up to 800 figures, including expensive sets. There is also a dress that Louis XV of France has given. And the first set of statues was presented by Maximilian II Emanuel, a Bavarian elector, and the entire set of statues is kept at the Maison du Roi.
