MINI-EUROPE
2025
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Mini-Europe takes you on a journey through the 27 member countries of the European Union (plus the United Kingdom) in miniature.
Threatened several times but never toppled, Mini-Europe is the only survivor of the former Brupark leisure complex, dismantled for a dark shopping mall project. No doubt due to its popularity. Mini-Europe takes you on a journey through Europe's 27 member states (plus the UK and Ukraine) in miniature. The Grand-Place and the Eiffel Tower are recreated in minute detail, but you can also take part by, for example, triggering an eruption of Vesuvius or a demonstration. Young and old love it!
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Opening time and information on MINI-EUROPE
Open 7/7, 9:30am-7pm in summer. Closed from 05/01/2026 to 06/03/2026. Adult price from €20.5 (specific date). Otherwise €23.5. Can be combined with the Atomium.
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A unique miniature world
Mini-Europe is a park where all the wonders of Europe are displayed in miniature. Bonsai trees, flowering groves and dwarf trees set the scene for 350 monuments meticulously reproduced on a scale of 1:25. Thousands of figurines and life-like animations! Trigger the eruption of Vesuvius or watch the Ariane rocket take off. A two-hour stroll, entertaining and instructive, allows you to (re)discover the 27 member countries of the European Union + United Kingdom and their historical, architectural and cultural riches. As a couple or as a family, the park is an invitation to exchange ideas and emotions. Allow an hour and a half to two and a half, depending on your inspiration. Over 10 million visitors have already walked the park's paths.
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