Palate Granvelle (Brussels)
See also: Palate Granvelle
Old the Palate Granvelle (in Dutch Granvellepaleis ), was a palate rebirth 16th century located at the center of Brussels, between the street of the Grounds and the street of the Empress. It was built about 1550 and destroys about 1950.
It sheltered the principal seat of the Universit3e libre de Bruxelles between 1842 and 1928.
The Ravenstein gallery was built on its site.
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