The Atomium, one of Brussels’ most iconic structures, stands as a futuristic monument designed to resemble an iron molecule magnified 165 billion times. Built in 1958 for the Expo 58, this gargantuan structure was initially intended to be temporary. However, its immense popularity with locals led to it becoming a permanent fixture in the city’s skyline. Today, visitors can explore its unique design and enjoy panoramic views of Brussels from its observation decks.
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