art3f brussels 2021 International contemporary art fair

When:

From 26 to 28 November 2021

Opening hours:
Friday: from 16:00 to 22:00 h
Saturday: from 10:00 to 20:00 h
Sunday: from 10:00 to 19:00 h

Welcome to my booth!

Where:

Brussels Expo – Palais 1
Place de Belgique 1
B-1020 Brussels
Belgium

Vernissage

The official opening of the fair will ta place on Friday from 6 pm, with a vernissage in my booth.

art3f is shifting the boundaries of traditional contemporary art trade fairs by giving these cultural events back their warm, human side. Without code, without prejudice and without complexes, art3f is a clever mix between the art of the heart, affordable art and the most beautiful artistic representation of the moment.
So many reasons to discover art with your family.

Brussels Expo

BRUSSELS EXPO is located in the centre of the European capital.
Thanks to its central location, BRUSSELS EXPO is easily accessible by car, train and plane.

Access:

Car:

GPS: Parking C Expo, Romeinse Steenweg, 1853 Grimbergen.

Low Emission Zones

The Brussels-Capital Region is a Low Emission Zone (LEZ). Check on lez.brussels whether your vehicle is allowed there if you come by car or van.

Thank you in advance for your contribution to better air quality and thus better health for everyone!

Metro:

Brussels Expo is very easy to reach by metro. Take line 6 towards Roi Baudouin and get off at the Heysel stop. This station is a few minutes’ walk from our Halls.

Tram:

The tramline 7 run by the STIB also serves Brussels Expo. Take the tram towards Heysel and get off at the terminus.

Trams 51 & 93 stop at the stade Roi Baudouin. Tram 3 (Esplanade) stops at Avenue de Meysse.

Bus:

Bus lines 88 and 84 towards “Heysel” stop at Brussels Expo, get off at the ‘Heysel’ stop (terminus).

Airplane:

Brussels Expo is located 20 minutes from Brussels International Airport International. From the airport we suggest you take a taxi to Brussels Expo. If you need to get from the airport to your hotel in the city centre, the train is a good option. The “Airport City Express” runs four times an hour (between 6 a.m. and midnight). The journey to the city centre takes only a quarter of an hour. From there, you can use the tram, underground train or taxi to reach your hotel.

Train:

Brussels is easily accessible via the Eurostar from London and the Thalys from Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne. Both trains stop at Brussels-Midi station.

To reach Brussels Expo from Midi Station, take the direct number 6 underground train line in the direction of Roi Baudouin. Get off at Heysel. This journey will take about 15 minutes.

From the Central Station, take the number 5 underground train line towards Erasme, or line 1 towards Gare de l’Ouest At Beekkant take line 6 towards Roi Baudouin underground station. Get off at Heysel. This journey will take +/- 20 minutes.