Centenary Palace

Sight · Brussels, Belgium

Address

Belgiëplein 1

Website

brussels-expo.com/en

The construction of the halls started in 1935, when 5 halls were built for the 1935 World Fair. Hall 5, informally known as the Centenary Palace, was the most ornamental of the first 5 halls and is still in use.

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