Editing Jette (section)

==Main sights==
Jette has a rich cultural and architectural heritage.<ref>{{cite web|title=Jette – Inventaire du patrimoine architectural|url=https://monument.heritage.brussels/fr/cities/1090|access-date=2021-10-06|website=monument.heritage.brussels|language=fr}}</ref> Some of the main points of interest include:
* The Municipal Hall of Jette, by the architect Jules Van Ysendyck, dates from the beginning of the 20th century.
* The [[abbot]]'s mansion, the only extant building of [[Dieleghem Abbey]], has been converted into a mostly historical museum.
* Jette has kept a few of its old pubs and breweries, as well as a [[blacksmith]]'s workshop that still operated until 1960.
* The [[René Magritte Museum]] was set up in the house where the famous painter lived and worked for twenty-four years.
* The [[Vrije Universiteit Brussel]] (VUB), the Dutch-speaking university of Brussels has built its hospital and medical campus in Jette, while its other buildings are in the so-called [[Etterbeek]] campus actually located in [[Ixelles]].
* [[Jette railway station]], which opened in 1892, and is located on the {{lang|fr|Place Cardinal Mercier|italic=no}}/{{lang|nl|Kardinaal Mercierplein|italic=no}}, south of King Baudouin Park.

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File:Abbey of Dieleghem, Brussels (palais) 2.jpg|[[Abbot]]'s mansion of [[Dieleghem Abbey]]
File:Station Jette.jpg|[[Jette railway station]]
File:Museum voor Abstracte Kunst-René Magritte Museum.jpg|[[René Magritte Museum]] (right) and Museum of Abstract Art (left)
File:Belgique - Bruxelles - Withuis - 01.jpg|White House (1927)
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