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Palace Of Justice Of Brussels

Once the Largest Building in the World.

Built in 1883, the Palace of Justice in Brussels was once the largest building in the world, with 27 large courtrooms and 245 small courtrooms inside. The Palace of Justice is located on the height of the city and offers a stunning view from its north terrace.

Built in 1883, the Palace of Justice (Palais de Justice or Justitiepaleis) in Brussels had been recognized as the World's Largest Building at that time. As an important city landmark in Brussels, the Palace of Justice attracts visitors from all over the world with its unique eclectic style of architecture.

With its iconic golden dome, the Palace of Justice in Brussels is surrounded by four statues representing justice, law, rights, and forgiveness. Inside the Palace of Justice, there are 27 large courtrooms and 245 smaller courtrooms, with a total area of more than 26,000 square meters.

The Golden Dome in the Dusk

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Renovations on the palace have been in progress since 2003, but no one knows when they will be completed.

The Palace of Justice sits on a hill in the city of Brussels, with a clear drop-off from other buildings nearby. Standing on the north terrace of the Palais de Justice, you can admire the Stunning City View of Brussels.

An Infantry Memorial has also been erected in front of the Palais de Justice to commemorate the soldiers who died in World War I and II.