Espace Vanderborght in Brussels: photos, reviews

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Espace Vanderborght stands as a beacon of contemporary culture in central Brussels. Originally constructed in 1935, this venue expertly combines its historical roots with modern artistic expression. Owned by the city of Brussels, it serves as a dynamic space for a series of temporary exhibitions, making each visit a unique experience. Particularly noteworthy are the photo exhibitions, which have received praise for their thoughtful curation. Its central location makes it an accessible destination for both locals and tourists, earning a respectable 4.3 rating on Google for its quality and the enriching experiences it offers.

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Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Gare Centrale

Bus stop 225 m walk

de Berlaimont

Bus stop 341 m walk

Arenberg

Bus stop 87 m walk

De Brouckère

Bus stop 232 m walk

Brussel-Centraal

Train station 376 m walk

Arenberg

Bus stop 100 m walk

De Brouckère

Bus stop 229 m walk

4.3

based on 273 reviews

Google

4.3/5 273 reviews

S. JVDM

Perfect fit for the Collectible Fair

Stefan Popescu

Very nice!

Jean-Marie Piron

Vaste hall d'exposition au centre de Bruxelles. Expositions itinérantes. Pas d'expédition permanente.

Espace Vanderborght in Brussels

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