ViewpointBrussels

An introduction to the traffic rules and road signs of Brussels. Learn about driving, road safety and much more in our illustrated book, with answers to frequently asked questions.

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1. Viewpoint

A viewpoint is a designated place where travellers can stop or visit to enjoy a scenic view of the surrounding landscape. Viewpoints are often located along mountain roads, coastal routes, river valleys or other areas of natural or cultural interest.

A viewpoint may include parking, a viewing platform, benches, information panels or other visitor facilities. Tourist or direction signs may be used to guide travellers toward the site.

Is there a specific Belgian road sign for a viewpoint?

No dedicated standalone traffic sign specifically called a viewpoint is defined in the current Belgian Road Code. Scenic locations may instead be indicated through tourist direction signage.

🔗 wegcode.be • Belgian current Road Code — Article71.2 — current catalogue and S.35 remarkable site/landscape

Can a symbol be used for a scenic location in Belgium?

Yes. The S.35 symbol can represent a monument or remarkable landscape using a specific depiction of the attraction or landscape.

🔗 wegcode.be • Belgian current Road Code — Article71.2 — current catalogue and S.35 remarkable site/landscape