Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert

The Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert are a unique architectural and commercial site that is visited annually by millions of people from different countries. Many people know that Belgium is a country where a huge number of world companies are located, and also where a large number of world political processes take place. In addition, cities such as Brussels are real architectural centers of Western Europe.

Brief description of galleries

The Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert represent a combination of a cultural area and also a commercial one, since it is in this place that there is a huge number of shops, cafes, restaurants and other play areas. The Royal Galleries of St. Hubert are rightfully considered one of the largest in all of Europe. The opening of the facility took place in the mid-19th century; its construction was financed by King Leopold II, who invested in the opening of castles and palaces throughout Belgium. The Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert consists of several passages - the King's, the Queen's and the Prince's. The work on the object was led by the famous architect Jean Pierre, who decided to build some of the halls in the neo-Renaissance and Baroque style.

Features of the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert

The gallery in its modern form is a complex where buildings and structures of the old type are located, all of them “are” under a glass roof. Inside these premises there are various fashion boutiques - Gucci, Prada, Chanel and many others. There are also a huge number of jewelry stores here. Of course, visiting boutiques is not a cheap pleasure, but here you can not only go shopping, but also simply stroll along the beautiful streets and take some beautiful photographs against the backdrop of old European buildings. If you are in the capital of Belgium, do not miss the opportunity to stroll through the beautiful places of the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, and if you want to give someone a luxurious gift, the choice in this place is unlimited.