Leuven City Hall

Leuven City Hall is one of the most famous late Gothic buildings in the world and rises like an ornate lacework above the Grote Markt. The building was erected in the 15th century and is richly decorated with more than two hundred statues depicting scenes from the Bible and Leuven's history. Inside are impressive Gothic rooms with frescoes and historic furniture.

Due to its historic character, not the entire building is wheelchair-accessible. A side entrance with a gentle ramp gives access to the ground floor. The ground-floor rooms are largely accessible, but the upper floors with the ceremonial halls can only be reached by stairs. An adapted toilet is available in the nearby city office.

The Grote Markt is partly paved with cobblestones, but paved walking lines have been laid alongside. Within a short walking distance, the Ladeuze and Heilig-Hart car parks offer PRM spaces and lifts.