Is it possible for a building to be both functional and grand? Today we are standing in front of Palace 6. It is an exhibition hall that is part of Brussels Expo in Brussels. Palace 6 is also known as Palais 6 in French and Paleis 6 in Flemish.
Palace 6 officially opened its doors on April 27 1935. It was designed by architect Joseph Van Neck. The architectural style is Art Deco. Brussels Expo benefits from an ideal location. You can find Palace 5, 6, 7, 9 and Patio here.
Getting to Palace 6 is easy. The address is 1 Place de Belgique. If you come by car, go directly to car park C. Take exit 7A from the Brussels Ring road. You can buy your parking ticket online to avoid queues. Brussels Expo is easily accessible by car, train, metro, tram, bus and plane. Zaventem Airport is only 10 minutes away.
Brussels Expo has parking for over 12000 cars. Car parks C, M and T are close to the halls. Parking C is easily accessible via the Brussels Ring road R0. Take exit 7a and follow the EXPO signs. It gives direct access to the Heysel Palaces. A parking ticket costs 12.00 euro.
Brussels Expo is easily accessible by train from Brussels Midi station. Take metro line 6 towards Roi Baudouin station Heysel. Avoid queues and parking problems. Take the train to BATIBOUW with a Discovery ticket. Save 50% on your train ticket. Brussels Expo is easily accessible by public transport. Buses, trams and metros stop within 200 meters of the palace entrances.
Metro line 6 stops at Heysel station in front of the Palace. Tram line 7 runs from Vanderkindere-Heysel. Get off at Heysel in front of the Heysel esplanade. Tram line 51 goes from Van Haelen-Heysel. Bus line 83 goes from Berchem station-Heysel. Bus line 88 runs from Machtens-Heysel. Assistance dogs for blind people are allowed inside Palace 6. Palace 6 has air conditioning. It also offers internet access. This service is not free for customers. Wheelchair access is available.
This exhibition hall is a testament to Brussels’ commitment to progress and innovation. Palace 6 stands ready to welcome visitors from all walks of life. It embodies the spirit of Brussels. Its blend of functionality and architectural flair ensures a memorable experience for all who enter its doors.