The Royal Greenhouses are a stunning collection of glass structures located in the Royal Palace of Laeken in Brussels, Belgium. Built in the 19th century, these greenhouses were designed by architect Alphonse Balat and showcase a variety of exotic plants and flowers. They serve as a botanical garden and are an important part of Belgium's cultural heritage. Every spring, the Royal Greenhouses open to the public, allowing visitors to explore the beautiful gardens and admire the intricate architecture. The greenhouses feature a range of styles, including Art Nouveau elements, and house rare species from around the world, making them a unique attraction for nature lovers and tourists alike.