The Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences is a prominent science museum in Brussels renowned for its extensive dinosaur galleries and historic architectural setting. Housed in a striking building featuring iron staircases and detailed metalwork near Leopold Park, the institution showcases vast fossil collections alongside biodiversity and evolution exhibits. It offers an educational journey through natural history for visitors of all ages.
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It is a grand science museum housed in a historic former railway-style building, renowned for hosting one of the largest collections of dinosaur skeletons in the world.
It is located at Rue Vautier 29 in the Leopold Quarter of Brussels, right next to Leopold Park.
Visitors can explore extensive galleries dedicated to dinosaurs, fossils, evolution, and biodiversity, including famous Iguanodon specimens.
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