Must-sees

Palais de la Bourse

The Palais de la Bourse is a monumental landmark on the city-centre boulevards, designed by Léon-Pierre Suys and built from 1868.

Context photograph: the Bourse’s great interior hall; this image does not depict its exterior façade.

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The Palais de la Bourse is a monumental landmark on the city-centre boulevards, designed by Léon-Pierre Suys and built from 1868.

Observe the portico’s composition and the sculptures from the square.

Add this discovery to your notebook and leave room for a few detours. To prepare your visit, see the official page for detailed information and current visitor conditions.

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Original summary based on official sources. Informations vérifiées le 2 novembre 2026.
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Grand Hall of the Bourse

The Bourse’s great hall offers an indoor discovery separate from the Belgian Beer World route.

Planning your visit

The Palais de la Bourse is a monumental landmark on the city-centre boulevards, designed by Léon-Pierre Suys and built from 1868. Its inauguration in 1873 accompanied the urban transformation associated with covering the Senne. Its columns, sculptures and façade composition reflect that ambition. Following its 2023 renovation, the building accommodates several uses, including a public hall, Belgian Beer World and dining spaces. For a first discovery, observe the exterior from place de la Bourse, then choose indoor activities according to their separate access conditions.

Practical tips

Observe the portico’s composition and the sculptures from the square.
The public hall and ticketed activities are separate experiences.
To reach the site, use the address Boulevard Anspach 80.

Documentation consulted on 2 November 2026. Check current conditions with the venue before your visit.

Sources

bruxelles.be · monument.heritage.brussels

Palais de la Bourse

A different perspective
on Brussels.