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Jean Massart Botanical Garden
With an area of 50,000 m² the largest botanical garden in the Brussels Capital Region, now under care of the Brussels University ULB.
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An initiative of Belgian botanist Jean Massart in 1922, the garden and park is converted agricultural land near the Red Monastery, and cultivates over 2,000 different plants. It hosts a collection of 300 plants with a medical and aromatic function, making it the richest collection in the country.
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