City Hall of Brussels

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Inside the City Hall various styles and time periods mix. The reconstruction by the States of Brabant left us a row of luxurious rooms in the style of Louis XIV at the beginning of the 18th century. Some are used for the meetings of the College and the City Council today.

Gothic building

In the Gothic building, 2 ancient rooms were reorganized in the 19th century by the architect of the City, Victor Jamaer. This was done in a pure neogothic style: the room for marriages and the Gothic room which kept its role for official receptions.

Offices of Aldermen

Other premises shelter the offices of the various Aldermen. They are richly furnished and decorated with art acquired by the City in the course of the 19th and 20th century. They are accessible only at certain particular occasions.

• Brochure City Hall (PDF, 0,34MB)

Guided tours

Guided tours (no booking) are organized in French, Dutch and English. Other guided tours for groups and private individuals are also organized:

• Guided tours at the Town Hall

Exhibition space

The Militia and Gothic room welcome temporary exhibitions which value the national or international artistic heritage. This exhibition space has a view on the Grand-Place of Brussels [plan], a masterpiece of Belgian and world heritage. It is a great cultural centre in the heart of the capital of Europe.

• Virtual visit of the Town Hall

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