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Get InspiredEuropeBelgiumBrussels CapitalEvereMoeraske

Moeraske

BE
Nature Reserve·Natural, Quiet, Urban Adjacent
Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske
Photo by Petrodom Dom from Google Places
Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske
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Moeraske is a unique nature reserve located in the Evere district of Brussels, serving as a peaceful sanctuary amidst the city's urbanization. This 'green spot' is characterized by its quiet atmosphere and diverse local fauna, particularly crows and magpies. The reserve features walking trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in nature, with paths that can lead all the way to the Haren train station. While it sits near urban infrastructure like train lines, it maintains a wild, 'rough' charm that appeals to runners, dog walkers, and those seeking a moment of calm. It is a well-adapted natural space that offers a refreshing contrast to the surrounding city life.

Moeraske is a unique nature reserve located in the Evere district of Brussels, serving as a peaceful sanctuary amidst the city's urbanization. This 'green spot' is characterized by its quiet atmosphere and diverse local fauna, particularly crows and magpies. The reserve features walking trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in nature, with paths that can lead all the way to the Haren train station. While it sits near urban infrastructure like train lines, it maintains a wild, 'rough' charm that appeals to runners, dog walkers, and those seeking a moment of calm. It is a well-adapted natural space that offers a refreshing contrast to the surrounding city life.

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Address
Rue Stroobants 61, 1140 Evere, Belgium
Websitecebe.be
Phone02 242 87 04
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Tranquil walking paths through a protected nature reserve.

  • Abundant local birdlife including magpies and crows.

  • Scenic route connecting Evere to Haren train station.

  • A peaceful 'green lung' adapted to the urban environment.

Best For

Quiet nature walks and local bird watching.

Occasion Tags

Locals, Solo, Family

Reviews

4.2
Great188 reviews

Moeraske is celebrated by visitors as a beautiful and essential green oasis in Evere, Brussels. Reviewers frequently highlight the reserve's ability to maintain a natural feel despite its proximity to urban elements like train tracks. The area is a hotspot for bird watching, with many noting the presence of magpies and crows. It is a popular destination for walkers and runners, with a path that conveniently connects to the Haren train station. While the terrain is described as slightly rough, the 'brilliant' nature and quiet atmosphere make it a favorite for locals. Dog owners appreciate the space, though there is a common call for keeping pets on leashes to safeguard the wildlife.

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Location

Evere, Bruxelles, Belgium

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