former Palace of Coudenberg

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The former Palace of Coudenberg was a grand medieval and Renaissance royal residence in Brussels that served as a principal seat of power for the Dukes of Brabant and later the Habsburg rulers before its destruction by fire in the 18th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
palace complex
royal residence
architecturalStyle Renaissance architecture
medieval architecture
country Belgium
currentUse archaeological remains open to the public
museum site
destroyedBy fire
event destruction by fire in the 18th century
function ceremonial residence
political center
royal court
governedFrom Burgundian Netherlands NERFINISHED
Habsburg Netherlands NERFINISHED
Low Countries NERFINISHED
heritageStatus archaeological site
historicalPeriod Early Modern period
surface form: Early modern period

Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Renaissance NERFINISHED
influenced urban development of central Brussels
languageOfHistoricalAdministration Dutch
French
Latin
locatedIn Belgium
Brussels, Belgium
surface form: Brussels

Coudenberg hill NERFINISHED
near Brussels Park NERFINISHED
Place Royale (Brussels) NERFINISHED
partlyReplacedBy Place Royale (Brussels) NERFINISHED
neoclassical buildings around Place Royale
partOf Duchy of Brabant NERFINISHED
Habsburg Netherlands NERFINISHED
precededBy earlier medieval fortifications on Coudenberg hill
servedAs administrative center of the Low Countries
principal seat of power of the Dukes of Brabant
residence of Habsburg rulers
residence of the Dukes of Brabant
significance key political center in the history of Brussels
principal residence of sovereigns of Brabant
undergroundRemains cellars
foundations
galleries
usedBy Burgundian dukes NERFINISHED
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
Dukes of Brabant NERFINISHED
Habsburg dynasty NERFINISHED
Philip II of Spain NERFINISHED

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Place Royale / Koningsplein builtOnSiteOf former Palace of Coudenberg