The park was established on the site of the former Woluwe-Saint-Lambert communal cemetery.
The park covers an area of approximately 2.5 hectares.
It features a notable collection of mature trees, including several varieties of maple and beech.
The landscaping was designed to utilize the varying elevation of the former burial ground to create natural amphitheatres.
Parc Georges Henri is a local park in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert built on the site of a former cemetery. It features a distinct topography characterized by rolling hills and diverse plant life. The park includes a dedicated playground for children and several walking paths that traverse its landscaped terrain. It serves as a green buffer between residential streets and local infrastructure. The former graveyard origins are no longer visible, as the area has been entirely converted into a recreational public space. It is maintained by the Brussels-Capital Region as part of its network of public green spaces.
The elevated central path that offers a panoramic view across the park's main lawn and playgrounds.
Visit during the early spring to see the flowering bulbs planted along the walking paths.
The park has several benches situated on the higher elevations, providing a quiet vantage point for viewing the grounds.
Do not expect to see historic headstones or burial markers, as these were removed during the park's conversion.
Standard public park etiquette applies; keep dogs on a leash and dispose of waste in provided bins.
