Description
The Solvay Regional Estate in La Hulpe is affectionately called the “Park of a thousand rhododendrons”, and is one of the loveliest places for a stroll in the country.
Lawns, woods, rhododendron beds, and remarkable varieties of trees enhance some 227 ha. This magnificent wooded park just outside Brussels boasts paths around and over tree-lined hills and ponds with exceptionally rich animal life.
It is also home to Béthune castle, built in 1842 using the Loire castles as a model, and its French gardens with decorative sculptures.
Opening
From 01/04 to 30/09: 8 am – 9 pm
From 01/10 to 31/03: 8 am – 6 pm
Dogs admitted.
Prices
Free entrance
Equipments and Services on site
- Accessible People with limited mobility
- Cafeteria
- Parking
- Coach park
- Toilets