Palace of the Nation
building, Brussels, Belgium
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The Palace of the Nation, located in Brussels, Belgium, is a significant government building situated in the upper town, east of Brussels Park. Constructed between 1779 and 1783, it served as the home for the Belgian Senate and Chamber of Representatives after Belgium gained independence. This structure, along with the Royal Palace, symbolizes the national government of Belgium. The building's presence in this area highlights Brussels' role as a center for national governance.1
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