In the 18th century, before it became a museum, the BELvue was a private mansion and then a royal residence. Located right next to the Royal Palace, you can now host your guests in this setting steeped in history. The museum boasts several spaces, each one just as diverse and majestic as the next; The Atrium, with its glass roof and illuminated glass floor, offers incredible light in both winter and summer. Thanks to the direct access to the garden terrace, you can enjoy a green oasis when the weather permits. Discover the Dachsbeck, De Proft, Sax and Bordendael rooms, each with varying capacities.

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Located in Cinquantenaire Park, Autoworld is an automotive museum which offers an exceptional setting amid one of Europe's most impressive car collections. The vast exhibition halls can accommodate trade shows, conferences and receptions for 10 to 1,500 people. Bring your guests together in the huge 1,800m2 Mezzanine or along the superb 650m2 Blue Boulevard. The whole venue is enhanced by the presence of the very first elegantly designed cars, as well as contemporary mechanical masterpieces.

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Nestled in Schaerbeek, Train World is a train museum which celebrates the history and evolution of the railways. The former Schaerbeek station building represents a perfect symbiosis of old and new, in the heart of the commune’s Art Nouveau district. This exceptional space can be fully or partially privatised, depending on your needs. For example, the Salle des Pas Perdus ticket counter hall can host up to 400 people for a cocktail party, while the Pays de Waes meeting room can accommodate 50. Invite your guests to embark on a historic journey, discovering the first locomotive built in Belgium, while enjoying a comprehensive overview of the city and its railways.

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The Brussels Stock Exchange, one of Brussels' most emblematic buildings, is characterised by its 19th-century neo-classical architecture. Transformed into Belgian Beer World, this gem now houses a museum dedicated to the history of beer, so you can fully immerse yourself in the world of Belgian brewing. Take advantage of coworking spaces in this sumptuously renovated setting, with spacious meeting rooms at your disposal. For a unique experience, The BeerLab is also available for private reservations; perched between heaven and earth, the venue offers a breathtaking view of the city centre.

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Looking for a Jurassic setting to impress your guests? This museum offers indoor halls, a leafy terrace in the heart of Brussels, and even rooms filled with dinosaur skeletons. What about a reception on the Dinosaur Gallery Mezzanine, cocktails in the BiodiverCITY Lobby, or a dinner at the feet of Iguanodons, T. rex, and Triceratops... In short, it’s a place where your events can be easily interwoven with Earth’s past.

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Right in the heart of Brussels, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts are unmissable spaces dedicated to art and culture. They comprise five captivating museums, each offering a unique immersion in the world of art. Dive into in the timeless grandeur of the Oldmasters Museum, explore the surrealist mysteries of the Magritte Museum, think big with the monumental murals of the Wiertz Museum or be inspired by the realism of the Meunier Museum. The museum's elegant spaces offer capacities ranging from 20 people in the Rotonde to 490 in Auditorium 490. What's more, you can combine your evening with a private tour of the RMFAB collections or a temporary exhibition. The walls, adorned with classic and contemporary art, provide for a refined atmosphere, perfect for exclusive business meetings.

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Make sure your event is nothing short of exceptional by choosing a prestigious setting on the outskirts of Cinquantenaire Park. The magnificent building, built to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Belgian independence, is dedicated to the world’s great civilizations and cultures. The Art & History Museum opens its doors for private evening events, receptions, conferences, dinners, symposiums, and other gatherings, offering a unique experience in a setting steeped in history. The Grand Narthex, for example, is one of the most beautiful halls in the museum. With a surface area of 780m2, it can accommodate receptions of 750 people, or 500 guests for a seated dinner. It benefits from pleasant natural light and a mezzanine on which you can set up your technical equipment. You can also complement your event with a guided tour of the museum or a temporary exhibition.

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The Horta Museum is a must-see gem of Brussels’ Art Nouveau heritage. Once the home and studio of renowned architect Victor Horta, this elegant and intimate venue is now open to companies wishing to host an exceptional event in a prestigious setting.

Tailor-made events
The museum offers private hire of the house for seated dinners (up to 20 guests) or standing cocktail receptions (up to 45 guests). Every detail is taken care of: reserved parking, private guided tours and direct access to the house. The museum team tailors each event to your needs to create a truly unique experience.

Exclusive guided tours
Treat your guests to a private morning or evening visit of the museum, for groups of up to 45 people.

Info : https://www.hortamuseum.be/en/Welcome/rental