Monument Léopold II, Wallonia Travel Guide

Getting There

• Car

  From anywhere in Wallonia, navigate to the A4 motorway, which connects various cities in Wallonia to Brussels. Once on the A4, follow signs for Brussels. As you approach Brussels, take the exit for the R21 towards the city center. Continue on the R21 and follow signs for 'Bruxelles' or 'Brussels'. After entering the city, look for 'Parc du Cinquantenaire' as a landmark. The monument is located at Troonplein 9/1, which is near the park. Parking may be available nearby but check the local parking regulations as there may be fees involved.

• Train

  If traveling by train, you can take a train from any major city in Wallonia (like Liège or Namur) to Brussels Central Station. From Brussels Central, exit the station and walk towards Rue de la Loi. Continue straight until you reach Troonplein. The Monument Léopold II is located at Troonplein 9/1. The train ticket price varies based on your departure city, but you can expect to pay around €10-€20 for a one-way ticket.

• Bus

  You can also take a bus to Brussels from various locations in Wallonia. Check local bus companies for schedules to Brussels. Once in Brussels, use local buses or trams to get to the city center. Get off at the nearest stop to Rue de la Loi and walk to Troonplein 9/1. Be aware that bus fares typically range from €2.50 to €5 depending on the distance.

• Metro

  Alternatively, you can use the Brussels Metro system. If you are at Brussels Central, take Line 1 or 5 towards 'Gare de l'Ouest' and disembark at the 'Parc' station. From there, it's a short walk to Troonplein 9/1. Metro tickets cost approximately €2.10 for a single journey.