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Ter Kamerenbos

The largest and best known park of Brussels, on the edge of the Sonian Forest towards the south, with an area of 1.23 km².

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Ter Kamerenbos
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Why go

The park features an artificial lake with an island, called Robinson's island. The Chalet Robinson, a wooden cottage, was built on the island in 1877 but destroyed by a fire in 1991, then rebuilt in 2006. The park was laid out in 1861 by German architect Edouard Keilig, together with the Louise Avenue that links it to the Brussels inner city.

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