BOZAR - Centre for Fine Arts

BOZAR, the Centre for Fine Arts, is one of Belgium's foremost cultural institutions. The imposing building was designed by Victor Horta in 1928 and stands on the Mont des Arts, right in the heart of Brussels. BOZAR programmes a broad range of art forms: from visual arts and classical music to cinema, theatre and literature. The Henry Le Boeuf Hall is world-renowned for its exceptional acoustics and serves as the home stage for the National Orchestra of Belgium. Throughout the year, high-profile exhibitions and festivals attract an international audience.

BOZAR is wheelchair accessible. The building has lifts and adapted circulation routes. In the concert halls, five fully accessible wheelchair spaces have been integrated. An adapted restroom is located in the foyer to the right of the main staircase, at the end of the hallway. Wheelchair users and one accompanying person benefit from a reduced rate (maximum 10 euros for performances, free for exhibitions). The building is continuously being improved in terms of accessibility, with particular attention to step-free access and upgraded circulation in new spaces.

BOZAR is centrally located on the Mont des Arts, within walking distance of Brussels-Central station. The metro stations Gare Centrale (lines 1 and 5) and Arts-Loi (lines 2 and 6) are nearby and equipped with lifts. Accessible parking spaces are available in the vicinity. The building fits seamlessly into a visit to the other cultural institutions on the Mont des Arts, such as the Magritte Museum and MIM.