[2025 Brussels Attraction] Travel Guide for Palais de Justice (Updated Jun)

#0yentravel "One of the largest courts in Europe, known for its huge dome and Greek-style exterior. The observation deck, accessible by elevator, is a hidden scenic spot with a panoramic view of the city of Brussels. It's romantic not only during the day, but also at dusk! ▶Access: About 5 minutes' walk from Louise metro station ▶Tips: Take the panoramic elevator next to the courthouse for a free view

Hello everyone! This time, I'll be introducing some historical buildings in Belgium! They're all great tourist spots, so be sure to check them out! Supreme Court: Pl. Poelaert 1, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium City Hall: Grand Place 8, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium Cathedral of Our Lady: Groenplaats 21, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium Cathedral of Saint-Michel: Esp. de la Sainte-Gudule, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium #Fritaviwinter #Belgium

Hello everyone! This time, I'd like to introduce you to the Supreme Court in Brussels, the capital of Belgium! The Supreme Court is located on a high spot, so you can look down on the city from there! The Supreme Court building itself was very impressive, so please come and visit it! 📍Location: Place Poelaert 1, Brussels, Belgium #Fritaviwinter #Belgium #BelgianTrip #BelgianTourism #Brussels #BrusselsTrip #BrusselsTourism #BrusselsSupremeCourt

#10월여행지원금이벤트 While I was walking around Brussels, I saw a courthouse on the map and went to see it. Unfortunately, it was closed so I couldn't go in. But even from the outside, I could feel the grandeur of the old building. Why can't our country build good buildings and use them for a long time?

Really imposing, almost eerie atmosphere walking through the Palais de Justice. It is currently partly under construction but you can still enter it for free and walk around a section of the building. The architecture is extremely symmetrical and austere, and people seem to sort of wander around from room to room looking into courtrooms and spaces that are all almost the same, creating a sort of maze-like atmosphere.

The highest court in Brussels is located here. The palace can be described as majestic and magnificent. The architectural style is like Romanesque, with these columns, these steps, these sculptures, all having the taste of the Roman Empire. Next to the Palace of Justice, there are some landmark attractions. One of them is quite impressive, seemingly commemorating Germany's occupation from 1914 to 1918. Another one is located next to the Ferris wheel, commemorating World War II. Altogether, it means that Belgium was beaten twice by Germany.