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Once upon a time, the Coudenberg Palace towered over the city of Brussels. Charles V and many other of the most powerful rulers ever to reign in Europe made this princely residence their homework between the 12th and 18th centuries, until it was consumed by a terrible fire. Every trace of this prestigious palace simply disappeared underground for many years. Today, however, these ruins constitute a fascinating archaeological site incorporating a network of underground passages and chambers. When you visit it you can explore the principal buildings of the palace and enjoy a stroll along the Rue Isabelle, which is now underground. The Coudenberg Museum, which is housed in the Hoogstraeten House, exhibits the most beautiful archaeological discoveries made during the various excavation campaigns conducted on the Coudenberg site.
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#A93331
Well Read
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#EAA353
Porsche
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Coudenberg Palace is a heritage site in Brussels that invites visitors to explore the underground remains of a once-grand princely residence. From the 12th to the 18th centuries, the palace was home to Charles V and other powerful European rulers before a devastating fire destroyed it. Its traces later lay hidden beneath the city, and the ruins now form an archaeological site of passages, chambers and historic buildings. Visitors can discover the palace’s principal structures and walk along the underground Rue Isabelle, experiencing a remarkable chapter of Brussels’ history.
The site offers themed audio guides, including historical and musical tours, alongside virtual visits and digital resources such as Archane, a 3D model and database for research and public engagement. Its programme also includes activities for children, private visits and the Coudenberg Sound Box Fest, which brings concerts into the setting of the underground ruins. Located at Place des Palais, Coudenberg Palace welcomes visitors throughout the week, with seasonal opening hours.
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2000
Company size
2-10 employees
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