Hotel De Ville or the Town Hall:Maison Du Roi or the King's House: The Town Hall, better known as the Gedempte Raadhuis (\\"Subdued Council Hall\\"), is the symbol of Brabant and the seat of the Provincial thGovernment. Built in the Brabantine Gothic style in 14 century, the Town Hall is one of the oldest buildings in the square and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The square in front of the City Hall is a common meeting point for the locals and is one of the most photographed spots in Brussels. The King's House is one of the most iconic buildings in Brussels. It was originally built to be a palace for the Duke of Brabant, Charles V, ruler of the Spanish Empire and the Holy Roman Empire, but was later remodelled by the Belgian government. It is now used as an art gallery and museum. The original building was constructed in 1536 but has since been remodelled on multiple occasions.Grand Place consists of several buildings and historically impressive houses. Here is a list of them30 TTW Europe