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The Archives of the City of Brussels hold archives of various municipal services, publications and documents on Brussels life and documents from the ancien régime.
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Huidevettersstraat 65, Brussels
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The Archives of the City of Brussels offer a comprehensive look into the history of Belgium's capital. Located in the heart of Brussels, this institution houses an extensive collection of documents, maps, and photographs that chronicle the city's rich past. Visitors appreciate the well-organized displays and the opportunity to explore original manuscripts and records dating back several centuries. The staff is generally described as knowledgeable and helpful, enhancing the experience for researchers and history enthusiasts alike. However, some reviewers note that the facility can feel a bit outdated and could benefit from more interactive exhibits to engage a broader audience. The archives are particularly valued by those with a specific interest in genealogy or local history, but casual visitors might find the experience less engaging. While not as visually spectacular as some of Brussels' more famous museums, the Archives offer a deep dive into the city's administrative and cultural evolution. Accessibility could be improved, as some visitors mention difficulties navigating the building. Overall, the Archives of the City of Brussels provide a solid resource for historical research, though they may not appeal to everyone.
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