PONDS OF IXELLES

The ponds of Ixelles offer a unique architectural and artistic setting. They are located between the Avenues Général-de-Gaulle and Eperons-d'Or, they are an extension of the gardens of the Abbey of la Cambre. At the end of the first pond, the neoclassical façades with their triangular pediments are an original transition between the Chaussée d'Ixelles and the residential area of the ponds. On the side of the ponds, another scenery : the houses, built in 1870-1880 in an eclectic style and red bricks were designed by Victor Besme. We can also discover houses in a Flemish neo-renaissance style, art nouveau and art deco, with, as main representative, the building of the National Broadcasting Institute on the Place Flagey.

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Access: Bus: 37, 38, 59, 60, 71 / Tram: 81.
Free entrance.

Complementary visits:
Former Radio Station - Place Fagey,
Abbey and
Wood of La Cambre,
Museum of Fine Arts of Ixelles.

Visit our partners' webpages

• Cinquantenaire Museum - Royal Museums for Art and History
• Museum of Natural Science
• Royal Museums for Fine Arts of Belgium - Antoine Wierz Museum
• Atomium
• Panorama of the Battle of Waterloo