Square du Petit Sablon

Beautiful Park, it's good atmosphere, just enjoy the fountain and bird chirping

A charming little park in the city, with beautifully manicured gardens inside. There's a large fountain with benches around it, and several large sculptures flank it as you go up the stairs alongside. It's a great place to sit read, people watch, relax, and take it in. I stopped here to rest my feet after walking around for hours. I got a nice seat, had some water, and just relaxed by the fountain. I happened to be in town the same time as the Omegang- so I found some gentleman in costume in the park! They agreed to pose for a photo for me. Such a beautiful little park.

Beautiful park with benches. No walking on grass. Very nice fountain.

Square du Petit Sablon is a charming, peaceful escape in the heart of Brussels. This small, beautifully landscaped park is a masterclass in design — from its wrought iron gates to the 48 bronze statues lining the perimeter, each representing a different medieval profession. It feels like a living piece of art. The highlight is the central fountain and the statues of the Counts of Egmont and Hornes — a quiet tribute to a powerful piece of Belgian history. The perfectly manicured hedges and blooming flower beds make it an ideal spot to take a breather, read a book, or simply enjoy the ambiance. It’s not a tourist-packed site, which makes it all the more special. A true hidden gem that feels worlds away from the bustle of the city.

A very beautiful park. Very calming and clean. The benches are beautifully made of dark wood and very well maintained. No trash around. From the park you have a beautiful view of the Church of our lady Victorias

Such a beautiful & peaceful garden

The most beautiful park in Brussels. Or city garden, or square, not sure. It has so many statues you'll need some time to look them all around. Even the fence is full of different mini statues. And just in front of it is a church, making things even better to check out. This is a must! The most concentrated in beauty. Thousands times better than the "Manekin piss"

It's a great place to have a short brake and enjoy the view