Opposite, children and their parents will love Mini Europe, a miniature park that takes you on a trip all across Europe, with all of the most renowned european monuments and beautiful cities. Just beside it is the biggest cinematic complex of Brussels. Kinepolis gathers, just underneath one roof, numerous movie theatres, that all offer movies on a big screen. Further up, the Parc des Expositions du Heysel with its central pavilion, dating back to the 1935 universal exhibition, and the Trade Mart that brings together numerous textile and decoration showrooms. Two steps away are the Domaine Royal de Laeken, the Palais Royal, and its marvellous royal greenhouses (Serres Royales), that can be visited a few days each year. Beside it, you cannot miss the Museums of the Far-East, that group together La Tour Japonaise and Le Pavillon Chinois, which both possess fabulous object and porcelain collections, and that were built at the request of King Leopold II, to celebrate the Exhibition of 1905.