After nearly two years of construction, Brussels’ historic Place Royale has reopened with expanded pedestrian zones, heritage-sensitive design, safer traffic circulation, and modern amenities, marking a new chapter for one of Belgium’s most symbolic public squares
After nearly two years of construction, Brussels’ historic Place Royale has reopened with expanded pedestrian zones, heritage-sensitive design, safer traffic circulation, and modern amenities, marking a new chapter for one of Belgium’s most symbolic public squares
While humorous in tone, the protest aims to highlight the serious consequences of illegal parking, particularly for parents with prams, wheelchair users, and the elderly, who are often forced onto the road, putting their safety at risk
