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Discover the green and regal escape of Tervuren, the elegant suburb just 15 minutes from Brussels, where the vast Tervuren Park (Parc de Tervuren)—once the hunting grounds of the Dukes of Brabant—unfolds as one of Belgium’s most beautiful landscaped parks with its grand avenues of ancient beech trees, romantic lakes, and the iconic AfricaMuseum (Royal Museum for Central Africa) housed in a majestic 1910 palace built by King Leopold II, showcasing extraordinary collections of African art, ethnography, natural history, and a modern, critically reflective permanent exhibition on colonial history. Stroll the peaceful paths past the elegant Royal Greenhouses (open seasonally), relax by the serene lakes with swans and rowboats, or explore the charming village center with its historic church and cozy cafés serving Belgian waffles and local beers—all in a destination that perfectly balances royal heritage, world-class museums, and the warm, tranquil hospitality of Flemish Brabant.
Savor fresh Belgian waffles with chocolate and strawberries, hearty stoofvlees with frites, creamy Brussels pralines, and crisp local blonde beer amid tree-lined avenues, lake reflections, and the unmistakable sense of a place where nature and history meet in quiet harmony.
Tervuren isn’t just a suburb—it’s Brussels’ most beautiful green escape of royal parks, African heritage, and timeless Flemish serenity—plan your Tervuren adventure today!
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2-3 hours
Entry ticket
Hidden Gems
History buffs
History Museums
Local culture explorers
Mobility-friendly
Returning travelers
Solo travelers