Jardin Hospice is a beautiful oasis quietly hidden in the heart of Brussels. Open all year round, Jardin invites you to discover the beautiful and never-seen-before gardens of the former Institute Pacheco, which was recently launched under the name "Grand Hospice". Hidden in the middle of a historic building, Jardin has carefully restored its old café to its former glory, providing a unique and fascinating place for both the general public and its inhabitants. Enjoy late-night music, live concerts, DJ sets, comedy nights, and more! The garden also has a petanque area where both young and old can enjoy themselves.
At Jardin Hospice you can choose from a wide range of cocktails, mocktails, and other drinks. I would recommend trying the Brussels Mule or the Purple Inca here if you're up for trying something else! The menu is very expanded. Jardin Hospice also serves food - from seasonal food like onion soup and raclette to burgers and croquettes.
Jardin's motto is to turn unoccupied and forgotten spaces into breathtaking venues. Their goal is to transport you somewhere extraordinary, transforming previously forgotten areas of Brussels into places to be! Jardin attracts a very varied audience of all ages. On a Sunday this can be the perfect getaway with family or friends. Just grab a beach chair, a refreshing drink, and put your feet up for the day!
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