South Tower (Brussels)
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The South Tower (French: Tour du Midi, Dutch: Zuidertoren) in Brussels is the highest building in Belgium. It was completed in 1967, with a total height of 150m (492ft). It is located just outside the train station of Brussels South. The tower is occupied by the Belgian pensions administration.
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