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Tervuren

The Dukes of Brabant built their palace there, Leopold II his AfricaMuseum and Prince Laurent still lives there. Welcome to royal Tervuren.

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Stroll through royal greenery

Your visit starts at the De Warande Gate visitor center, which immediately warms you up to exploring the region. Then awaits the AfricaMuseum, the absolute eye-catcher of Tervuren: built by order of Leopold II and today completely renovated, with a fresh, contemporary look at Central Africa. The Warande Park also continues to impress. Once the hunting domain of Duke Henry I, it is now one of the most beautiful walking parks in Flanders, with ponds, a neoclassical French garden and the Warande forest full of ancient oaks and beeches. On the outskirts you will discover the baroque St. Hubertus Chapel and the remains of the ducal palace. And in the Arboretum of Tervuren you walk among some 700 species of trees from the northern hemisphere.

"A walk through the Warande Park has something royal about it."

Hiking in Tervuren

Cycling in Tervuren

See and do in Tervuren

Staying in Tervuren

Want to really explore the area? Stay a bit longer and choose accommodation nearby. Thanks to the varied range of accommodation on offer, you’ll always find somewhere to suit you. From characterful lodgings to modern stays: you’ll enjoy a warm welcome and a comfortable night’s sleep.

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