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Poelaert Elevators

Brussels, Belgium

Poelaert Elevators, Brussels
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As the only ones commissioned in 1958, these elevators serve as free public transport connecting the upper and lower parts of the city.

The Ascenseurs Poelaert - Poelaertliften are public elevators that connect the upper and lower parts of the city, in the area of the Palace of Justice. They offer fast and free transportation and excellent views of the Marolles district. They are a practical and scenic point in Brussels. They were opened in 1958. They provide easy access to different levels of the city, offering beautiful panoramas.

How long does it take to visit Poelaert Elevators?

Plan about 15 min.

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