Hôtel de Ville Fleurus
The Hôtel de Ville of Fleurus is the administrative centre of the town and houses the civil affairs, spatial planning, social services and reception desks. Fleurus is a French-speaking town in Hainaut, historically known for the Battle of Fleurus (1794) in which Napoleon achieved an important victory. The building is centrally located, within walking distance of the main shopping streets.
The main entrance is step-free and accessible for wheelchair users. Inside, the corridors are wide and a lift connects the floors. At the reception desk there is a lowered counter for comfortable contact. An accessible toilet is available. For specific appointments (for example a wedding ceremony) it is advisable to call ahead so that staff can ensure the accessible flow is fully in place.
Reserved parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity. Combine your visit with the Bibliothèque publique or the Parc de Fleurus within walking distance.
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