Avenue Jean Sobieski 8486 (0.6 km from Atomium)
Le Centenaire Brussels Expo offers comfortable and stylish accommodations with free WiFi. It is just 1640 feet from the Atomium and there is a park right in front of the hotel. Breakfast is served every morning in the hotel's bar.
Avenue Houba De Strooper 600 (0.8 km from Atomium)
Hotel Expo offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen cable TV in the north of Brussels, a 5-minute walk from Roi Baudouin metro station. A fitness room is available free of charge.
Romeinse Steenweg 572 (0.8 km from Atomium)
ibis Brussels Expo Atomium is right across from the main entrance of the Brussels Exhibition Centre and a 15-minute walk from the Atomium. It features free Wi-Fi access in all areas, air-conditioned guest rooms and a 24-hour bar.
46 Rue Stuyvenbergh (0.8 km from Atomium)
B&B Marianne is located in Brussels, just a 15-minute walk from Mini Europe and 2.5 miles from Tour & Taxis.
Temselaan 6 (0.9 km from Atomium)
Situated on the outskirts of Brussels just off A12 Motorway Hotel Auberge Van Strombeek is a 4-minute drive away from Heysel Exhibition Centre the Atomium and the Royal Park and Greenhouses of Laeken which include the Royal Palace.
119 Rue Dupre (1.9 km from Atomium)
Dupre Cosy Residence is located in Brussels just 2.2 miles from Tour & Taxis and 2.2 miles from Brussels Expo. Guests staying at this apartment have access to a terrace.
Chaussée De Dieleghem 114-11 (2.0 km from Atomium)
Hotel Eurocap provides accommodation with free WiFi within a 10-minute drive from the Atomium on the outskirts of Brussels. It offers a breakfast buffet a 24-hour reception and free private parking.
Chaussee De Dieleghem 114 11 (2.0 km from Atomium)
Great care is taken to ensure guests experience comfort through top-notch services and amenities. Remain linked during your visit by utilizing the complimentary internet access available.
Atomium Brussels is an iconic structure located in the parks of Heysel, Belgium. It was originally built for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, and stands 102 metres (335 ft) tall. The structure consists of nine 18-metre (59 ft) stainless steel clad spheres connected by tubes, representing the basic shape and unit cell of an iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. Its architect André Waterkeyn was inspired by both a molecule of iron and a version of Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome.
The building is made up of two sets of three interconnected spherical spaces, with escalators connecting the levels, and is accessible to visitors from 9am-6pm daily. Inside them are exhibition halls, a temporary exhibition room and a number of restaurants offering Belgian delicacies. The top sphere contains a panoramic view, providing magnificent views over Brussels from the height of its observation deck. There is also an audiovisual show that tells the story behind this impressive landmark.
Atomium Brussels remains one of the city’s most popular attractions today and has been recognised as an important cultural monument in Belgium since August 16th 2006. Over time it has also become an icon for both Belgium and Europe itself — it has been featured on coins, stamps and even Eurostar tickets! Every year thousands flock to Atomium Brussels to marvel at its unique design and experience all it has to offer — making it truly a sight worth seeing!