Jubilee Park (Parc du Cinquantenaire)
Jubilee Park (Parc du Cinquantenaire)
♿ Wheelchair accessible Park
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Jubilee Park (Parc du Cinquantenaire)

♿ Wheelchair accessible

About this location

Jubilee Park (French: Parc du Cinquantenaire) is a large city park in Brussels, laid out in 1880 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence. The park features the famous triumphal arch, museums and expansive green areas.

Accessibility

The main paths are accessible for wheelchair users. Some side paths with gravel surfaces can be more difficult in wet weather, but the primary routes are well maintained.

Museums

  • Royal Museum of Art and History: Wheelchair accessible with lift.
  • Autoworld: Fully accessible.
  • Royal Museum of the Armed Forces: Partially accessible (ground floor).

Getting there

  • Metro: Merode station (lines 1, 5) -- lift available.
  • Parking: Several car parks nearby with accessible spaces.