Discover the Artistic Essence of Vanderborghtgebouw in Brussels

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, head towards Brussels from anywhere in Hainaut Hills. Use the E19 highway and follow the signs for Brussels. Once you reach the city center, take the exit toward Rue de l'Écuyer. The Vanderborghtgebouw is located at Rue de l'Ecuyer 50, 1000 Bruxelles. There are paid parking options nearby, so be prepared to pay for parking, which typically costs around €2 per hour.

• Train

  To reach Vanderborghtgebouw by train, start by taking a train from your nearest station in Hainaut Hills to Brussels Central Station. Trains run frequently, and the journey typically takes around 30-40 minutes. Once you arrive at Brussels Central Station, exit the station and walk towards Rue de l'Écuyer. The Vanderborghtgebouw is a short 10-minute walk from the station. Follow the signs for 'Rue de l'Écuyer' and look for the building at number 50.

• Bus

  If you're using public transportation, check the local bus schedules for routes that head to Brussels. Many buses connect various towns in Hainaut Hills to Brussels. Once in Brussels, you can take bus lines that stop near Rue de l'Écuyer. After getting off the bus, walk toward Rue de l'Écuyer, where you will find Vanderborghtgebouw at number 50. Be sure to check for any bus fare costs, which usually range from €2 to €3.

• Metro

  The Brussels Metro is another option. If you're near a metro station in Hainaut Hills that connects to the Brussels network, take the metro to 'Parc' or 'Central' station. From there, it's a short 10-minute walk to Vanderborghtgebouw. Exit the metro and follow signs for Rue de l'Écuyer, which will lead you directly to the building. A single metro ticket costs around €2.10.