Where to see the Japanese cherry blossoms in pink flowers in Brussels?
Updated on April 15, 2024 by pierre
The best places to see Japanese cherry blossoms in Brussels
Cherry blossoms are a symbol of spring. No matter where in the world you live, there's a common theme for spring: the growth of plants and flowers. The cherry blossom is one of many flowers that have become a global symbol of the changing seasons. These vibrant pink and white flowers originated in Japan, but have since spread to different parts of the world. While their beauty can brighten up any town, these delicate blooms usually only last about two weeks before their petals begin to fall. It will be a question of revealing through this article the best places in Brussels to see the japanese cherry trees in bloom.
If you want to experience the true beauty of these stunning flowers, take a trip to the park of the Royal Palace of Laeken located on the Japanese Tower in Brussels, Belgium and you will never be disappointed. We looked for the best places to be able to see the Japanese cherry trees (also called Prunus serrulata) in Flower in Brussels. Here is a great opportunity for you walk around Brussels and discover new districts.
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Where to see Japanese cherry blossoms in Brussels.
1. Cherry trees between Schaerbeek station and Place François Riga
Square Riga, you will also see land lined with pretty art deco houses and pink cherry trees.
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2. The arch of pink cherry blossoms in Brussels in Josaphat Park
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Josaphat Park (Chazal tram stop) is an excellent place for romantic hikes characterized by an arch of pink cherry blossoms suitable for excursions accompanied by hearty meals.
3. Avenue Emile Max
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Avenue Emile Max is lined with pretty houses and beautiful cherry trees in full bloom in the spring. It is an ideal place to taste local products and have an aperitif with friends.
4. Avenue Diamant, cherry trees in an Art Deco avenue
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One block from Avenue Emile Max, you will find Avenue Diamant, which is also home to many beautiful Art Deco and Art Nouveau houses.
5. Place des Benefactors – Avenue Rogier
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Finally, the Place des Bienfaiteurs is surrounded by art nouveau and eclectic style houses. This is an ideal place to treat yourself to a typical Belgian meal after your search for cherry blossoms in Schaerbeek.
Japan has you more? Maybe you would like to take Japanese courses in Brussels
To go further, do not miss combine the Atomium and the Heizel area near the Japanese tower.
