Coudenberg Palace
Charles V and many other of the most powerful rulers ever to reign in Europe made this princely residence their home 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.
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- Monday : Closed
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- T. +32 2 500 45 54
- Place des Palais 7 Paleizenplein - 1000 Brussels
- www.coudenberg.brussels
- info@coudenberg.brussels
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The impressive Coudenberg Palace, once the residence of Charles V, reveals its ruins in a fascinating underground tour! Taking the train there is a truly enchanting way to explore these timeless archaeological remains.
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Experience this princely escapade by train at a terrific price: buy your tickets for the Coudenberg Palace and benefit from a 50% discount with the Discovery Ticket!
Buy your e-ticket at https://coudenberg.brussels/fr and add a free Discovery Ticket voucher to your shopping basket.
Look out for the Discovery Ticket code on your Palais du Coudenberg e-ticket: it is a 16-character code.
Order your Discovery Ticket here.
Print your Discovery Ticket or show the PDF on your smartphone screen when you check in on the train.
Enjoy your journey to the Coudenberg Palace!