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Palace of Justice, Antwerp

The Palace of Justice, aptly nicknamed 'Butterfly Palace' for its winged layout, houses the 6 main courts and 26 smaller courts.

The Palace of Justice, aptly nicknamed 'Butterfly Palace' for its winged layout, houses the 6 main courts and 26 smaller courts. The old Palace of Justice is a 19th century red brick building on the Britselei.


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About Palace of Justice

 Antwerp, Belgium

Palace of Justice and Nearby Sights on Map

FotoMuseum

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