A Futuristic Icon and Symbol of Brussels

#mytraveldiary The Atomium in Brussels, Brussels Capital Region is one of the city’s most unique landmarks and an experience that stands out from the usual sights. Built for the 1958 World Expo, its design of giant connected spheres representing an iron crystal feels futuristic even today. Visitors can explore inside the structure, where exhibitions showcase science, design, and history, making it both fun and educational. The highlight is the panoramic view from the top sphere, offering stunning perspectives of Brussels and beyond.

Moving between the spheres through tunnels adds to the sense of adventure. At night, the Atomium lights up beautifully, creating a magical glow against the skyline. Whether you are interested in architecture, science, or simply want to see something different, the Atomium is a must visit attraction that captures the innovative spirit of Brussels.

Post by rizkiriri | Sep 9, 2025

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