Tourism
This section of the website is intended for tourists, including business travel.
The City of Brussels offers a lot of information about tourism:
- online map and ability to get city maps, guides and brochures
- useful addresses (airports, embassies and consulates) for example in case of problems
- tourist attractions
- the possibilities of accommodation in Brussels (bed & breakfast, hotels and youth hostels, camping, couchsurfing) or the parking of vehicles such as camper vans
- restaurants
- business travel
- visits (including virtual visits) and walks (with guide)
- ATMs
The tourist information desk VisitBrussels (formerly Brussels International - Tourism and Congress) is situated in:
- the Rue Royale, in the BIP offices [plan]
- the City Hall on the Grand-Place of Brussels [plan]
- the Bruxelles-Midi (Brussel Zuid) train station [plan]
Map with tourist information offices in Brussels
Fill in your address to find the nearest tourist information office:
Next video of Brussels as a tourist destination contains no comment but text in English:
Satisfaction survey
Tourists can fill in the satisfaction survey of VisitBrussels to assess Brussels as a tourist destination.
Practical information
VisitBrussels
BIP - Brussels Info Place
Rue Royale 2-4
1000 Brussels
Tel. : 02 513 89 40
Fax : 02 513 83 20
Opening hours : all days from 10 am to 6 pm
Closing period : 1 January and 25 December
VisitBrussels
Information Desk
City Hall
Grand-Place
1000 Brussels
Tel. : 02 513 89 40
Fax : 02 513 83 20
Opening hours : Opened every day from 9 am till 6 pm. Opened on Sundays (except January 1st until Easter): in summer from 9 am till 6 pm and in winter from 10 am till 2 pm.
Closing period : January 1st - December 25th.
No parking control in Laeken before 1 July
Before 1 July 2013 there will be no parking control in the newly regulated areas of the Laeken sector. So no fines will be given in the streets of Laeken that become a blue zone or a paying zone in the new Parking plan of the City of Brussels.
