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Brussels Expo - Hall 1
Belgiëplein 1
1020 Brussels

Thanks to the vast public transport network (tram, bus and metro), Brussels Expo is easily reached from any part of the city.

Discover more information about the accessibility of Brussels Expo.

CAR
Coming from Ghent (E40) or Mons/Charleroi (E19)
Follow the Ring R0, bound for Zaventem - Namur
Take exit 7A on the ring road and follow the"Expo" signs.

Coming from Antwerp (E19), Namur (E411) or Liège (E40)
Take the Ring R0, bound for Ghent-Ostend (E40)
Take exit 7A on the ring road and follow the "Expo" signs.

Coming from Antwerp - Boom (A12)
Follow the Ring R0, bound for Zaventem - Namur
Take exit 7A on the ring road and follow the "Expo" signs.

TRAM, BUS & METRO
The terminus station for trams 7 and 51 is “Heysel”. Tram 94 stops at King Baudouin stadium. Tram 3 (Esplanade) stops in Avenue de Meysse.
Buses 84 and 88 also stop at "Heysel", Brussels Expo.

Thanks to the vast public transport network (tram, bus and metro), Brussels Expo is easily reached from any part of the city. Buses, trams and metro lines all have stops close to our site (200 m).
MIVB: www.mivb.be
De Lijn: www.delijn.be

AIR
Brussels International Airport (Zaventem) is just a ten minute drive from Brussels Expo. You can also easily reach the city centre either by taxi or train. The 'Airport City Express' runs every quarter hour between 06:00 and midnight. A 15 minute journey takes you to the city centre. From there you can continue your trip by tram, bus and metro.
SN Brussels Airlines: www.flysn.be 
Brussels Airport: www.brusselsairport.be

Visitor parking

Reserved parking is provided at parking lot C. Car park C can be accessed from exit 7A from the Brussels Ring road and has 10,000 spaces. From car park C, the "Passerelle" provides access to the various halls. Download the plan of Brussels Expo.


ATTENTION: Access is limited to professional visitors only, students are not allowed.