Avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée
In Dutch: Blijde Inkomstlaan
Avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée, in Brussels, has 9 buildings on the Atlas map, for 18 addresses. The best-represented period runs from 1990 to 2009, with 44% of the buildings, but the street was built in several stages. Almost everything there appears after 1914.
When the street was built
- before 14000
- 1400 – 15990
- 1600 – 16990
- 1700 – 17990
- 1800 – 18490
- 1850 – 18790
- 1880 – 19130
- 1914 – 19440
- 1945 – 19691
- 1970 – 19891
- 1990 – 20094
- since 20103
No building in the street is dated by the heritage inventory: the years are estimates by district.
Today's buildings, grouped by the period when the Atlas map first shows building on their plot. Approximate reconstruction.
Where its name comes from
- Kind of name
- Commemorative name
- Theme
- Folklore
- Named in
- 1877
La joyeuse entrée désigne encore aujourd'hui les représentations suivant l'instauration d'un nouveau roi ou d'une nouvelle reine en Belgique. Initialement, cette coutume remonte à 1356, lorsque les Brabançons ont exigé que chaque souverain garantisse leurs droits avant de prendre leur fonction. (remark in French, as published)
Source: Odoniris, database of Brussels street names (EBxl), CC BY-SA 4.0.
Further reading: City of Brussels Archives