Brussels with Kids: 5 Amazing Playgrounds You Can’t Miss

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Traveling to Brussels with your kids? The city is full of beautiful parks and playgrounds, and a natural place to hang out and relax between sightseeing around the city. For our best tips for activities to do with your children in Brussels, read our travel guide here!

If you’re looking for a calm green space for a picnic to enjoy the sun or an entertaining spot where little ones can climb, swing, and explore, we’ve got you covered.

Read: Tripsitta’s Ultimate Guide To Brussels for Families

1. Rouge-Cloître Playground (Audenarde Forest)

The playground located around the Rouge-Cloitre area is special as it’s surrounded by forest and lakes. Here your kids can run wild on the climbing structures and swings while you enjoy a walk or a seat in the sun amongst the trees.

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2. Renier Chalon Playground (Ixelles)

 

This colorful urban playground is a local favorite, especially for younger children. It’s clean, well-maintained, and tucked into a cozy square, making it easy to keep an eye on the kids. There’s also a small green area for picnics and benches where parents can relax — a great spot for a short play break between exploring Brussels’ charming neighborhoods.

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3. George Henri Park Playground (Woluwe-Saint-Lambert)

 

A beautiful park in the eastern part of the city, George Henri Park offers a spacious playground with a variety of equipment for all ages — from toddlers to older kids. The park itself is also lovely for a stroll, with wide paths, grassy areas, and a small café nearby. It’s one of those places where you can easily spend a sunny afternoon.

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4. Porte de Hal Playground (Saint-Gilles)

 

Set in the shadow of the impressive medieval Porte de Hal tower, this playground adds a touch of history to your family outing. Kids can climb and slide while you enjoy views of the old city walls. The location is perfect for combining a bit of sightseeing with playtime — and it’s easily accessible from the city center. 

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5. Scheutbos Playground (Molenbeek-Saint-Jean)

 

Scheutbos Park is a hidden gem a little outside of the centre of Brussels, perfect for when you want to enjoy a relaxing day outdoors with a break from the bustle of the city. The playground is part of a large natural area with meadows, walking paths, and even grazing sheep and cows in the warmer months. We recommend going on a discovery tour – finding all the plants and animals that inhabits this beautiful park.

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