This is a monument that you must not miss—9 spheres made of steel that that has different halls for exhibits and other events as well as a great view of Brussels from the top. Open daily, 10am to 6pm.
A huge molecule of iron. The construction looks impressive, but the museum inside not worth its entrance price, so just take a look from the outside, laugh at the queue and go away.
Retro feel inside with the history of the Atomium. Interesting temporary exhibits. It is quite a haul up and down, but the elevator takes you to the top. The view from the top is worth the queue.
Built for the 1958 Universal Expo, this modern monument is really impressive. The visit is a tour in the middle of the fifties. A real delight for retro amateurs if you don't mind the touristy feel.
It's unique. Don't forget to visit it when you are in Brussel. Get inside and see it also in the evening. The shop has some fine retro souveniers and the restaurant nice food.
It is the Effel tower of Belgium. An impressive structure, and you haven't seen Brussels until you visit this! It has a restaurant at the top with a breathtaking view.
I was lucky to visit the Atomium during the covid-19 pandemic so it was very quiet and peaceful here on a sunny and hot day. Didn’t went inside of it because I’m not so interested in doing that.
Designed by André Waterkeyn and constructed for the 1958 Brussels World Fair, it represents an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. You will be sued if you take pictures for commercial purposes!
Belgium's most iconic landmark since 1958 or Europe's most bizarre building, as CNN put it, it's an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. Go to the upper sphere for a great panoramic view.
Unmistakable symbol of Brussels and Belgium and unique feat in the history of architecture: the Atomium is today the most popular attraction in the Capital of Europe. Read more
An iconic structure to see in Brussels. It is fine without climbing in it. Instead, I would prefer the parks around the Atomium for a walk to enjoy a nice day.
Interesting on the outside but not a must visit on the inside, unless you're into exhibitions. Cool tunnel escalator experience on the inside though, with a light show!
I liked it much.it was interesting, amazing but a little hard to visit there with the kids..sometimes we had to climb the crazy stairs!!the photos taken are pretty much expensive! Views are fantastic.
The long line is for the elevator to observation deck and the restaurant. You must also wait for elevator down. Escalator takes you to all other globes. Skip the observation deck if you hate lines.
Take a coin as a memory. My son thought he had done it! U would understand when you see it! 😉u are not allowed to enter some parts but the designers' lounge was a good idea! I suggest going there..
One of my favorite places in Brussels! I recommended it! Check the photos of Atomium on Plaza Science, the social network for people who likes the science and the photography. I attached the link Read more
Built for the 1958 World Exhibition, the Atomium is shaped on the model of an elementary iron crystal enlarged 165 billion times. Have a beer at the restaurant in the top sphere
Great panorama from the top of atomium. The photo feature is not worth it at all! Queue can be long due to limited capacity!do not buy combo tickt as u can view minieurope from atomium top!
11€ to enter, crowded, massive queue to get to the top, another queue to go back down. 33cl beer is a whopping 7euros at the top restaurant. Worth a visit, just not the inside.
Nice place symbol of Brussels to hang out or cinema. but the lights will not turn on until 21:40! Too expensive entrance15€ and for the result poor views from top better la basilique de koekelberg for
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Don't spend your time and money here. The top is not that great. You're treated like cattle. There's other places in Brussels to get a good view of the city - like Parc Cinquantenaire, which is free!
Honestly-not worth its price! We also had to pay to use the toilets when buying tickets and they were disgusting.The structure is impressive but I'd save your money and just take a photo from outside!
Great to see, but beware ticket is one price & only the lift takes you to the top & any views, but there are long lines. Choose the stairs and walkways you only get half way up & there are no views.
The landmark itself is worth seeing, but the inside is more of a tourist trap. Surely you get to see the city but it's not worth the 12 EUR price. The escalators are cool though
The Belgian landmark since 1958 • striking panorama (360°) over Brussels • surrealistic architecture • permanent & temporary exhibitions • audio-guides in 14 languages