The Atomium was designed by a Belgian engineer Andre Waterkeyn to represent a single unit of iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. There are 9 spheres representing atoms which are connected by tubes with escalators and lifts. Each sphere is about the size of a large apartment (18 m diameter). You may not notice it at first glance, but if you tilt your head sideways, you will see that the Atomium resembles a cube with an extra sphere in the centre. Created in 1958 for the Brussels World's Fair, the Atomium is the only structure left standing after the event ended. World's fair (pr World Expo) is an international event which begas as technology exhibition and later progressed towards national propagation. Next one will be in Dubai in 2020. From 2004 to 2007 the Atomium was under reconstruction and was covered with shiny stainless steel instead of faded alumunium that was there since 1958. Not all Atomium spheres can be visited. the three outer spheres that are below the top are the ones. The rests of the spheres contain various attractions and can be accessed. You can see a permanent exhibition about the world's fair 1958 inside the Atomium building. It is also a temporary exhibition that is changed about once a year and for the year 2017 it is about a luxury commercial flight of the 20th century. In the stop sphere there is a restaurant with panoramic view. Using the telescopes that are in the top sphere you can see all the way to the city of Antwerps. This Atomium restaurant is reachable by an elevator from the bottom of the structure. The other four spheres open to the public are reachable by escalators only, which could be difficult for people with reduced mobility. There is also a place reserved for events, and kinds sphere for school events. However, these are not part of a regular tourist visit. People will like to be in the top sphere of this building because they can enjoy....

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The Atomium was designed by a Belgian engineer Andre Waterkeyn to represent a single unit of iron crystal magnified 165 billion times. There are 9 spheres representing atoms which are connected by tubes with escalators and lifts. Each sphere is about the size of a large apartment (18 m diameter).

You may not notice it at first glance, but if you tilt your head sideways, you will see that the Atomium resembles a cube with an extra sphere in the centre.

Created in 1958 for the Brussels World's Fair, the Atomium is the only structure left standing after the event ended. World's fair (pr World Expo) is an international event which begas as technology exhibition and later progressed towards national propagation. Next one will be in Dubai in 2020.

From 2004 to 2007 the Atomium was under reconstruction and was covered with shiny stainless steel instead of faded alumunium that was there since 1958.

Not all Atomium spheres can be visited. the three outer spheres that are below the top are the ones. The rests of the spheres contain various attractions and can be accessed.

You can see a permanent exhibition about the world's fair 1958 inside the Atomium building. It is also a temporary exhibition that is changed about once a year and for the year 2017 it is about a luxury commercial flight of the 20th century.

In the stop sphere there is a restaurant with panoramic view. Using the telescopes that are in the top sphere you can see all the way to the city of Antwerps. This Atomium restaurant is reachable by an elevator from the bottom of the structure.

The other four spheres open to the public are reachable by escalators only, which could be difficult for people with reduced mobility. There is also a place reserved for events, and kinds sphere for school events. However, these are not part of a regular tourist visit.

People will like to be in the top sphere of this building because they can enjoy....

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