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The Royal Palace of Brussels is the official palace of the king and queen of Belgium and is located in the center of Brussels. Unlike royalty from many other nations, the royal family does not use the palace as their primary residence. Rather, the family lives in Royal Palace of Laeken just outside the city. The palace has a formidable presence on a long square called the Paleizenplein, which separates it from the nearby Brussels Park. The palace houses a significant part of the royal collection, including silverware, fine crystal, and furniture that belonged to Napoleon, King Louis Phillipe, and Leopold I and II. Each summer the palace opens its doors to visitors, who are given access to certain rooms.

Rue Brederode 16, B-1000 Bruxelles, Belgium, Phone: +32-25-51-20-20

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