By commune
Watermael-Boitsfort
In Dutch: Watermaal-Bosvoorde
What to do in Watermael-Boitsfort? 2 ideas.
See the map The streets of Watermael-Boitsfort Make it a poster
Visit
Just next door
Seny ParkA park in the Woluwe valley.Auderghem
Experimental Garden Jean MassartAn experimental botanical garden on the edge of the Sonian Forest.Auderghem
Red CloisterA former priory on the edge of the Sonian Forest.Auderghem
Woluwe ParkA large English-style park along Avenue de Tervueren.Woluwe-Saint-PierreWatermael-Boitsfort through time
- Residents
- 25,332in 2020
- Area
- 12.98 km²
- Density
- 2,000 per km²
Population and area: Wikidata, read on 1 October 2026.
When the commune was built
- before 1400126
- 1400 – 1599163
- 1600 – 1699124
- 1700 – 1799182
- 1800 – 1849293
- 1850 – 187930
- 1880 – 191368
- 1914 – 194466
- 1945 – 19691,066
- 1970 – 19893,986
- 1990 – 20091,702
- since 2010230
8,036 of today's buildings, grouped by the period when the Atlas map first shows building on their plot. Approximate reconstruction: outside the heritage inventory, the date is when the district was built up, not the exact age of each building.
A few dates
- 1948Stade des Trois Tilleuls
- 1967CBR Building
- 1970Royale Belge
creation or opening, according to Wikidata.
The other communes
AnderlechtAuderghemBerchem-Sainte-AgatheBruxellesEtterbeekEvereForestGanshorenIxellesJetteKoekelbergMolenbeek-Saint-JeanSaint-GillesSaint-Josse-ten-NoodeSchaerbeekUccleWoluwe-Saint-LambertWoluwe-Saint-Pierre