Botanical gardens in the grounds of the Palais de Lorraine were created in 1797 however these were closed in 1826 and were relocated in Meise. The rotunda is glass and iron.

We are big fans of the Botanique - not just its quaint gardens set out beautifully on the outskirts of the city centre, but also its amazing venue for music concerts ... the programming offers an eclectic mix, and we often find the chance to...More

Although coming to the end of the season, we still had an enjoyable walk around the gardens at Le Botanique. They seem to go on forever with lots of hidden paths. Statues are also very impressive. Worth a 20 minute walk around.

If you enjoy visiting museums, then purchasing a Brussels Card is a must! They are available in 24/48/72 passes. I chose the 48 hour one, and included a 48 hour travel pass, which gives unlimited travel on all buses, trams and Metro. The Pass gives...More

I had been looking forward to a nice stroll through Le Botanique and the adjacent outdoor botanical park/garden. Unfortunately both premisis are temporarily closed with no information about re-opening

When we visited the weather wasn't great, but I'm sure it is beautiful in better weather, We enjoyed the walk through the gardens out to the centre of Brussels, which wasn't very far away.

There is nothing really inside the building, but the garden is lovely. It's worth a stroll, especially in the morning.