This modernist heritage building by Dumont – the former Shell building on rue Ravenstein – continues to host business events. Sparks Meeting transformed it into a bustling venue with 2,500m² of meeting space spread across 12 themed rooms – everything you need to boost your meeting. Each room is modular, well thought out and fully inclusive.

Authentic features like the polished travertine entrance hall, the shell sign on the corner facade and Olivier Strebelle’s flowermosaic have been preserved and are seamlessly integrated with bold, modern design.

Feel free to call the infrastructure state-of-the-art. The same goes for the food: healthy lunches, energy boosts and a catering team that works with you. Not just a run-of-the-mill meeting venue, this is a strategic choice for those who want to impress. Right opposite Brussels-Central station.

SQUARE – Brussels Convention Centre  is one of Europe’s popular congress venues and it’s not hard to see why. Located right in the city centre, next to the station, you’re surrounded by renowned museums, fantastic boutiques, excellent restaurants and a host of tourist highlights, all within walking distance. Built for Expo 58, it was refreshed in 2009 by Arne Quinze.

The centre blends art and architecture with murals by Paul Delvaux and René Magritte and a breathtaking view of the town hall spire and lower town from the main conference hall. The centre has 14 modular rooms, capable of hosting up to 2,200 delegates.

Its sustainability label, experienced multilingual team and unbeatable location make it trendy and that spot-on appeal ensures large international congresses like ISICEM have been returning year after year, for decades.

You don’t even need to leave the station to get into meeting mode. BeCentral is a digital campus and start-up incubator spread across three floors above the tracks of Brussels-Central station. Altogether, it offers 10,500m² of coworking, meeting and event space. The facade remains true to Victor Horta’s original design, while the interior has received a bold makeover. Interior architect Maxime De Campenaere gave the spaces a creative twist, without compromising functionality. Ever tried to reboot a tough brainstorming session while swinging on a chair?

Now this is a stunning venue, with character and taste! Set off from Brussels-Central and walk past the world’s most beautiful square to the former Stock Exchange. Behind the stately 19th-century neoclassical facade you’ll find Belgian Beer World, an interactive museum celebrating Belgium’s national pride – beer – in all its glory.

Its six flexible rooms are perfect for meetings, seminars or walking dinners for up to 480 guests. The impressive central hall exudes grandeur with a Brussels touch. Want to end your event in style? Just take the lift up to the rooftop Skybar. With its panoramic views over Brussels, it’s the ideal spot to toast a successful workday.