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The luxury Pullman Brussels Centre Midi (4 stars) hotel was designed by architect Jean-Philippe Nuel. It is located within the Brussels-Midi international railway station. The historic heart of Brussels is just a few minutes' walk away.

The hotel is ideal for business and leisure, seminars or a weekend getaway.

Practical information :

• The hotel is located in a modern building that is relatively accessible and plans to further improve its accessibility in the near future.

• There is a paid public car park right in front of the hotel, street parking and a drop-off point on request. For more information, please refer to the detailed information sheets for specific needs.

• The staff are trained, welcoming and helpful.

• Breakfast is served as a buffet, and staff are available to assist guests on request.

The Hal Gate is an ancient monument in the city of Brussels, Belgium. It was built in the 14th century and is one of the last remaining vestiges of the city's medieval fortifications.

The Museum of the Hal Gate is an ideal place to discover the history of Brussels and its fortifications. It also houses a collection of historical and artistic objects, such as weapons, armor, paintings, and sculptures.

Practical information :

• Ticket office and reception :

  - Tickets can be purchased at the reception desk or from a ticket machine.

• Restrooms :

  - Accessible restrooms are available in the basement. These restrooms do not comply with accessibility standards.

• Accessibility for people with reduced mobility (PRM) :

  - Access for wheelchair users is limited.

  - There is a step at the entrance to the building.

  - The elevator to access the different floors is circular and its axis is 120 cm, which may make it difficult to use for some wheelchair users.

• Adapted tours :

  - Tours adapted for the visually impaired are organized.

  - There are no tours adapted for other audiences.

The fortified castle of Montaigle stands on a rocky spur in a romantic setting that will transport you back to the age of knights.

A visit to the ruins of this imposing fortified castle, once the residence of the 14th-century count, and to the archaeological museum, will give you a real window onto an extraordinarily rich medieval world.

After your visit, a path will lead you to discover the local flora and fauna, ideal for a picnic break in the heart of nature.

Don't hesitate to visit the visitor centre to access the site and get all the information you need about the history of the castle.

Practical information:

An explanatory leaflet is available from reception.

Please note that there are no parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the castle entrance. However, a space reserved for people with reduced mobility can be made available on request.

The route to the site is signposted.

The walk around the site is mainly on gravel and grass paths.

There are some areas that may cause vertigo.

Located in the historic heart of Liège, on the banks of the Meuse River, the Maison du Tourisme du Pays de Liège - Liège Tourist Office is housed in the former meat market, the oldest civil building in the city, built in 1546 for the butchers' guild and renovated in the 1990s.

The building is worth a visit for its stone columns and magnificent wooden framework.

Here you will find all the information you need for a pleasant and enriching stay in the region, as well as a shop offering a range of Liège products, souvenirs and a selection of books. You can also hire bicycles to visit the city.

Practical information :

• Open every day except 1 January, 1 May, 1 November and 25 December.

• La Batte tram stop nearby.

• The main entrance is on Rue de la Goffe, via an access ramp. Since the tram came into service, the street has been pedestrianised, like most streets in the neighbourhood.

• It is difficult to drive and park in the neighbourhood, but the Cité car park (paid) is located right next to the building. For able-bodied visitors, the side entrance (two steps without safety rail, 77 cm wide) is nearby. Wheelchair users must go around the esplanade (approximately 100 metres - down and up the access ramp) to enter through the main entrance.

• It may be possible to drop someone off near the foot of the access ramp, on the platform, at the entrance to Rue de la Goffe.

• The opening hours, landline number, website and email address are displayed at both entrances.

• The reception desk is not visible from the main entrance, but you will find it easily by walking a little further in.

• Staff will come out from behind the counter to welcome visitors and assist them if necessary. They have been trained in welcoming people with specific needs. One member of staff is trained in sign language.

• The building has standard toilets in the basement and an accessible toilet behind the reception desk.

• Wi-Fi is available.

• Seating is available.

• Admission is free.

Val Saint-Lambert, located in Seraing, is a unique heritage site that combines monastic history and glassmaking expertise. A former Cistercian abbey founded in 1202, it was transformed into a prestigious, world-renowned crystal works in the 19th century. Today, the site is home to Cristal Discovery, an immersive museum dedicated to the art of crystal, with glass-blowing demonstrations, art exhibitions and a remarkable architectural setting. A must-see visit to discover the industrial and artistic heritage of the Liège region.

Located in the historic heart of Liège, on the pedestrianised Rue Neuvice, the creative chocolate shop Carré Noir is housed on the ground floor of an old building. It is open from Tuesday to Saturday and on Sunday mornings during the Batte market.

Step inside and Mélanie Lemmens and her team will welcome you with a smile and the aroma of chocolate, and invite you to sample some of their pralines !

You can also sign up for a workshop for groups of 6 to 12 people.

Practical information :

• Street parking is difficult in the neighbourhood, but the Cité car park (paying) and the ‘La Batte’ and ‘Place Saint-Lambert’ tram stops are about 500 metres away.

• It is also possible to stop on Rue de la Cité to drop someone off at the entrance to the pedestrian street, less than 100 metres from the shop. During the day, tables and chairs are usually set up along the street by shopkeepers so that everyone can sit down or eat.

• Payment in cash or by card (touchscreen device).

• There are no public toilets in the shop.

The Centre for the Interpretation of Proto-Beguinism in Oignies (CIPO) is a cultural centre in Aiseau-Presles, Belgium, dedicated to the history of the beguinage, with a focus on Marie d'Oignies, considered to be the first beguine.

The CIPO is located in the Church of Saint Mary of Oignies, where the relics of Saint Mary of Oignies and the remains of Jacques de Vitry are kept.

In the heart of Tournai, TAMAT – Musée de la Tapisserie et des Arts Textiles de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles – is a must-see venue dedicated to tapestry and textile arts. TAMAT houses a rich collection dating from the 15th century to the present day and offers a varied programme of exhibitions and numerous artistic and cultural activities. As a museum and creative centre, it invites visitors on a sensory journey through textile heritage and contemporary creation, highlighting the diversity of styles, forms and artistic practices.

The Société d’Histoire de Comines-Warneton, founded in 1959, is committed to preserving and promoting local heritage. Today, it is enriching its cultural offering with the opening of a new museum dedicated to the fine arts. Located in the former magistrate's court, this museum showcases artists from the region, such as the Verboeckhoven brothers and Charles Degroux. This new space complements the existing museum offering and enhances the cultural appeal of Comines-Warneton.

"Le 19 juillet 2025, la Place Léopold se transforme en dancefloor à ciel ouvert grâce à Oldskool Belgium, un concept de soirée entièrement dédié aux amateurs de fête, de nostalgie et de beats électro-rétro.

Au programme : une ambiance survoltée, des sets enflammés, et surtout une sélection des meilleurs hits des années 80 à 2000.
Oldskool Belgium, ce sont des soirées cultes qui rassemblent toutes les générations autour d’une passion commune : revivre les grandes heures de la fête, entre retrouvailles, énergie, et sons inoubliables.

Le temps d’un soir, venez danser comme au bon vieux temps, dans une ambiance urbaine et festive, gratuite et ouverte à tous."

Infos pratiques :

• Samedi 19 juillet 2025 (18h)

• Place Léopold, Mons

• Entrée gratuite

• Ambiance : Électro-rétro – Hits années 80 à 2000

• Personne de contact : Mr Nicolas Harvengt - Service Egalité des chances Ville de Mons - 065/405.867 - egalitedeschances@ville.mons.be

This year, Solidaris Day is returning to Flemalle on Sunday 18 August.

During the day, you'll be able to enjoy a host of activities on a fully accessible site:

Adapted adventure course

Snacks and picnic area

Street shows

Concerts

Artistic entertainment...

Come and celebrate with us on Sunday 18 August! You won't be disappointed!

The full programme of concerts, entertainment, sports... : https://www.solidarisday.be

A location in the heart of the Voisin neighbourhood, just a stone's throw from the centre of Auvelais.

This redeveloped green space is designed to be versatile and intergenerational. It will allow everyone to come and relax, socialise, play sports, attend various festivities and much more.

The site comprises : a 30-space car park, a pavilion, three pétanque courts, an open-air theatre, a picnic area, a playground, an agora, a dog park and a multi-purpose area equipped with an electric charging station.

Practical information :

• The certification covers the walk and not the additional services (pavilion, pétanque courts, open-air theatre, picnic area, playground, agora, dog park). However, you will find information about these additional services in this document.

• The pavilion has been certified separately.

Brussels Pride : an unmissable day for Belgium's LGBTQIA+ community and the defence of their rights.

This event offers different areas :

• The Pride Parade : The Pride Parade is one of the flagship events of Brussels Pride – The Belgian & European Pride 2025. Its aim is to celebrate diversity, tolerance and acceptance of all, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, through a parade through the streets of the capital.

• The Pride Village : The Pride Village is an area where you can find various organisations that provide information and prevention services related to the LGBTQIA+ community.

• Concerts and DJ sets on the Mont des Arts stage.

Practical information :

• For this edition, only the Mont des Arts site (stage and Pride Village) is certified.

• A map of the sites and the programme are available in large format on the website.

• The festival can be reached by various means of public transport. Some routes from bus stops are longer and more difficult than others. All access information is available on the event website : https://www.brusselspride.eu/fr

• Due to construction work at Place Royale and around the central station, there will be no reserved parking near the event this year.

• You can pay by Bancontact via a wireless Sum Up payment terminal, as well as in cash.

• There are public toilets for people with reduced mobility along the route.

• For the parade/walk through the city : Although the route has not been audited by Access-i, we would like to inform you that it is quite challenging. There are numerous slopes along the route. We recommend that you walk on the right-hand side of the road, as the pavements are not always accessible. The route is uphill from the start. You will be able to stop and rest along the gardens of the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula. There is also a step at the Place de la Monnaie, in the MUNPUNT building, which, depending on the crowd, will allow you to see the procession from above, but no disabled access will be provided.

• The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions, road traffic and the terrain (numerous slopes).

• If you have any questions about accessibility to the event, please contact the organisers by email : info@brusselspride.eu

The Palace Cinema is an arthouse cinema located in the heart of Brussels. Opened in 1913, it was designed by architect Paul Hamesse in an Art Nouveau style. After extensive renovation, the complex now comprises four modern screening rooms, a bar-restaurant and spaces dedicated to exhibitions and cultural events. The venue aims to be a place of discovery and openness, faithful to its original vocation as a cultural entertainment centre.

Practical information :

• The Palace has two entrances : one on Boulevard Anspach, accessible from the pedestrian street and close to the ‘Bourse’ metro station, and the other on Rue Borgval, accessible from the public road, with the possibility of a short-stay parking space.

• The entrance to the bar-restaurant is either through the Palace or from Rue Van Praet. This restaurant has not been reviewed.

• The reception desk is at the end of the corridor served by the two entrances.

• You can consult the film programme on the website : https://www.cinema-palace.be/fr

Whether you are here for business or leisure, the Aloft Brussels Schuman enjoys a prime location in the heart of the European Quarter. All major European institutions are within walking distance and the hotel is just a few minutes from Brussels city centre.

Practical information :

• The hotel has 8 rooms for guests with reduced mobility.

• There is a car park reserved for guests (including one space for disabled guests) available on prior request.