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Here creativity explodes. Welcome to the Hall of Fame in Anderlecht a unique open-air museum. It is a testament to Brussels’ vibrant street art scene.

Since 1991 this location has been a haven for graffiti artists. They come from all over Brussels to express themselves. In the early 2000s it officially became the Hall of Fame inspired by similar spaces worldwide.

The Hall of Fame stretches for kilometers. It nestles along the Brussels ring road near Parc des Etangs and the Neerpede nature reserve. Imagine 150 concrete pillars transformed into canvases. These pillars pulsate with color and raw emotion. Love humor provocation and rebellion all find a voice here.

In 2016 a large-scale cultural project revitalized the Hall of Fame. The project was initiated by the Tourism Department and the Urbana non-profit organization. About twenty well-known artists showcased their talents. They transformed the eight-meter-high pillars into stunning works of art. This transformation was part of “The Giants of Anderlecht” during the Itinérart artist’s trail.

Today the Hall of Fame remains a crucial space for graffiti artists in Brussels. It is a constantly evolving canvas. New works appear regularly. Older pieces are updated or transformed by new artists. The weather also plays its part. This constant change adds to the allure of this unique art form. It highlights its temporary nature.

The collection here is dominated by calligraphies and frescoes. The calligraphies often feature simple one-color letters. These serve as the artist’s signature. Frescoes bring the concrete to life with images of people. Both real and fictional figures adorn the pillars. One popular artwork is Steve Locatelli’s portrait of Belgian singer Stromae. All the artwork is created by Brussels-based artists.

The Hall of Fame is open year-round. Admission is free making art accessible to everyone. The municipality of Anderlecht is responsible for its maintenance and security. Guided tours are available through the local Tourism Department.

Take a walk or bike ride through the Hall of Fame. Immerse yourself in this unique atmosphere where art knows no bounds. You will discover the spirit of Brussels street art. The Hall of Fame is more than just graffiti. It is a living breathing museum. It reflects the soul of the city.

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