Near Brusselsβ Atomium, Mini-Europe Park is a fun and fast way to learn about Europeβs most notable structures. The miniatures, which include a three-meter-tall Eiffel Tower and a four-meter-tall Big Ben, captivate about 400,000 visitors each year.
For example, the City of Brussels took nearly 300 figures to carve and the Cathedral of Santiago required over 24,000 hours of labour to complete, so these models garner a lot of attention. For example, the Grand-Place in Brussels is the most expensive due to its complexity.
As well as a number of stationary attractions like mills, trucks, trains, and boats, the Mini-Europe park also has an active volcano in the form of Vesuvius, which is currently erupting.
Ideal for children and adults
Visiting Mini-Europe with the entire family is a wonderful way to spend time together. This small park can be found at the base of the Brussels Atomium. Itβs a great way to see a lot of Europe quickly. If youβre travelling with children to Brussels, take them on this tour!
At Mini-entrance, Europeβs youβll find a guidebook with directions and facts about the various landmarks youβll see.
Photo Tour of the Mini-Europe Park
Here are some photos of the parkβs most popular sights:
Video Tour of Mini-Europe Park
Opening Hours and Tickets of Mini-Europ Park
Opening days: every day between March and December (except in exceptional cases).
Opening hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., closing at 8 p.m. in July and August.
Once your tickets have been collected, you will have skip-the-line access to the Atomium only. And the included entry for Mini-Europe is not a skip the line, but an entry only.
The Mini Europe park is closed between the 2nd week of January and mid-March.
The elevator leading to the upper sphere located at the Atomium has a maximum capacity and a queue may be required for access to the elevator.
A reduced rate is offered for young people and children, however certain reduced rates for young people and free children are available by showing up on site only.
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