Abbaye de la Cambre
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Gardenvisit Editorial
The Cistercian Abbey was founded in 120. The terraced gardens date from eighteenth century and were restored by Jules Buyssens in 1930-32. In Dutch, the abbey is called Abdij Ter Kameren.
Address - Avenue E Duray, Avenue de Mot, 1000, Brussels, Belgium
Website - Visit the Abbaye de la Cambre website
Website - Visit the Abbaye de la Cambre website
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xelles nowadays is one of the loveliest parts of Brussels, offering a perfect getaway from the hype of the city, with the charming Bois de la Cambre, parks, ponds and walkpaths. Nestling in a sheltered hollow between Bois de la Cambre and the Ixelles Ponds (the small lakes located at the end of the Chaussee d’Ixelles), Abbaye de la Cambre is the district’s best known landmark and well worth a visit.
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