Atomium Review

From the Nord or Rogier bus, I chose to take a taxi for 20 euros. It takes about 20 minutes. The fare is 13 euros per person, not including the mini European town (the town is just closed recently, so I don't know the price of the joint ticket). The atom ball that can go up to the middle, can't go to the top, there is almost no window to see the outside. A few balls are basically text introductions, telling us how to build this atom ball tower building, the 1958 Expo scene and venues at that time, and the rise and works of surrealism. The backpack cannot be brought, there is a storage box on the edge of the ticket office, prepare 1 euro or 2 euro coins, insert the storage box to lock, open the money back to you. There is a mascot at the door to take a photo with you, and give a number, guessed it is a Chinese routine, and sure enough, your photo at the exit has been washed and hung there, and two key rings, 8 euros a photo, all bought with discounts, the price hangs there, you choose, don't it doesn't matter. The exit must be walked from the souvenir shop. From the outside, the building is quite shocking. The scene is much more shocking than the photos. After all, it is a landmark in Belgium and it is worth seeing.