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Bruparck
Near Atomium, Bruparck is a theme park that Tincorporates the Océadet water fun park, a giant Kinepolis cinema with a multiplex and an IMAX, and the highlight, T Mini-Europe.
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Hippodrome de Boitsfort
Several travelling circuses set up during autumn and into winter. All use animals. The Italian family-run Florilegio concentrates on acrobatics, and raises its big top annually at the Hippodrome de Boitsfort.
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Le Peruchet
Le Peruchet is one of several small private puppet theatres to survive in Brussels. It's aimed specifically at kids (as opposed to productions at Théâtre Royal de Toone) in the two-to-eight age group. Occupying an old whitewashed stone farmhouse in the middle of modern Ixelles, the theatre is totally at odds with all around it, making it one of those Brussels experiences you won't forget.
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Les Samedis du Cinéma
Hanging to see the latest blockbuster? Drop the kids off at Les Samedis du Cinéma, a supervised kid's screening (around €2.50 ) organised every Saturday morning at by the UGC De Brouckère cinema, and join other parents catching an adult film.
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Mini-Europe
Over 350 miniature scale models (all 1:25) depict some of Europe's best-known architectural highlights, such as the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela (which took 24,000 man-hours to create), London's Big Ben, Lisbon's Torre de Belem and Paris' Pompidou Centre; with various moving features like little railways, and even a cross-section of the Chunnel.
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Parc Tenbosch
Ixelles' small Parc Tenbosch has a fenced, sandy, dog-free play area for toddlers.
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Walibi & Aqualibi
Walibi & Aqualibi combines a theme park and water park, located about 20km southeast of Brussels off the E411 to Namur. Roller coasters, wave makers and pools make this a big day out. Closing hours vary depending on the month, so phone for details.
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