Jubelpark

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Jubelpark is a historic urban park in Brussels, Belgium, known for its grand triumphal arch, museums, and landscaped gardens commemorating the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence.

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Jubelpark canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
urban park
architect Charles Girault
Gédéon Bordiau
commemorates 50th anniversary of Belgian independence
Belgian Revolution of 1830
linked to: Belgian Revolution
country Belgium
hasLandmark Cinquantenaire Arch
linked to: Cinquantenaire Park

Great Mosque of Brussels
Temple of Human Passions
hasPart Art & History Museum
Autoworld museum
Cinquantenaire Arch
linked to: Cinquantenaire Park

Cinquantenaire Park museums
linked to: Cinquantenaire Park

Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History
esplanades
fountains
landscaped gardens
lawns
monuments
playgrounds
sports areas
statues
tree-lined avenues
triumphal arch
hasTransportationAccess Merode metro station
linked to: Merode station

Schuman metro station
bus lines in European Quarter
heritageStatus protected heritage site in Brussels
inception 1880
locatedIn Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium

Brussels-Capital Region
European Quarter of Brussels
municipality of Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
nativeLanguage Dutch
French
nativeName Jubelpark
Parc du Cinquantenaire
linked to: Cinquantenaire Park
operator Belgian federal authorities
ownedBy Belgian state
purpose commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Belgian independence
significantEvent 1880 National Exhibition of Belgium
touristAttraction yes
usedFor cultural events
exhibitions
military parades
national celebrations
recreation

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Cinquantenaire Park nativeName Jubelpark
Jubelpark nativeName Jubelpark