Visit the Royal Palace

During your visit, you'll get a unique glimpse of the architectural splendour of this symbol of the constitutional monarchy, the historic salons where various royal activities take place throughout the year, and the garden.

Throne Room

Built under the reign of King Leopold II, this room is decorated in the centre by four low reliefs by Auguste Rodin. They represent the economic activities symbolising the Belgian provinces, with the exception of that of Brabant which hosts the Palace on its territory. The Scheldt and the Meuse, symbols of Flanders and Wallonia, by Thomas Vinçotte, are above the doors. Parquet in oak and exotic woods, and bronze and gilded chandeliers confer a monumental and prestigious appearance to the throne room.

Large Gallery

This gala room was built under the reign of King Leopold II. This room is ideal for hosting dinners and receptions down to the present day. The ceiling paintings by Charles-Léon Cardon (1850-1921) represent the different moments of the day. The artist was influenced by the master painters of the Louvres and the Chateau of Versailles.

Would you like a preview of what awaits you during your visit? Take a look at our virtual tour.

During your visit, you'll get a unique glimpse of the architectural splendour of this symbol of the constitutional monarchy, the historic salons where various royal activities take place throughout the year, and the garden.