Tiny Brussels (opens the map in a new tab)
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Belgium’s capital and home of the EU institutions, around the gilded Grand-Place.
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The EU quarter as a living miniature from UrbIS and OpenStreetMap, with live weather, trams, the Sunday market and rotation in 45° steps.
Tiny Brussels is currently the only isometric map of Brussels, 3D diorama. The first one appeared in Oct 2026.Updated
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Our own pixel-art diorama of Atomium: a 3D island you can turn, from day to night.
Yes. Tiny Brussels (tiny.brussels) is an isometric pixel-art map of Brussels, Belgium, launched in Oct 2026. It renders the city in the style of classic city-builder games like SimCity 2000.
The maker of Tiny Brussels hasn’t been publicly credited yet (if you know who made it, tell us).
Tiny Brussels is a 3D diorama: a real-time 3D scene of the city is viewed through an isometric-style camera, like a tiny model you can explore.
Yes. Tiny Brussels is a public website you can open in any browser for free — no account or download needed. Isometric Cities links to the original; the map belongs to its creator.
Yes: Leuven also has one. See all isometric maps of Belgium.
Pick a technique — AI-drawn tiles from aerial imagery, rendering OpenStreetMap building data, or a 3D diorama — then publish it as a zoomable tile map. Our guide walks through all three, and you can submit your map to be listed here.