Schuman Square in Brussels gets a new purpose
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The well-known Schuman Square in the heart of the European Quarter in Brussels is undergoing a major change. The site, which for years was primarily known as a busy traffic junction, has been transformed into a public space for pedestrians and cyclists.
The redevelopment is intended to create a more pleasant environment in the center of the European institutions. Where cars previously drove in a circle around the square, there is now an open space that invites people to walk and spend time. The goal is to make the neighborhood more livable for both residents and the many employees who work in the district.
This project is part of a broader vision to make the center of Brussels less dependent on car traffic. By replacing the roundabout with a square, traffic flow is adjusted and green zones are given more space. The authorities hope that the new layout will contribute to better air quality and more tranquility in the busy capital.
The renewal of Schuman Square is an important step in the development of Brussels as a modern European capital. In the coming period, it will become clear how residents and visitors use the new space and whether the square can fulfill its role as a meeting place.
Sources: Belga Share
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