The Uccle Cultural Centre is contemporary with the Atomium. Designed to be set in a green environment opposite Wolvendael Park, the first stone was laid on 30 November 1957. The Uccle Cultural and Artistic Centre was inaugurated on 5 October 1958. The CCU is the work of architect Léon Stijnen, who also designed the casinos in Knokke, Blankenberge and Ostend.
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Click on the type of disability of your choice to discover the venue’s accessibility level!
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
There is at least one reserved parking space within 100 metres of the entrance.
There are no steps at the entrance.
The payment system is easy to use.
There are no steps to negotiate.
The corridors are sufficiently wide.
An adapted toilet is available, clearly signposted and easy to use.
Some rooms have reserved seats offering good viewing comfort.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
There is at least one reserved parking space within 50 metres of the entrance.
There are no steps at the entrance.
There are no steps to negotiate.
There are seats along the route.
There is a toilet with grab bars, easy to find and use.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
Staff can see people arriving in the building and offer assistance.
The reception area is located in a logical continuation of the route.
The space is structured in a simple and intuitive manner.
Points of attention
Staff are not available to help people find their seats as seating is assigned.
There is no audio description.
Attention, particularities! Difficulties will be encountered on-site. Consult the points of attention for this location to prepare yourself.
Strengths
Staff can see people arriving in the building and offer assistance.
The reception area is located in a logical continuation of the route.
The space is structured in a simple and intuitive manner.
Points of attention
The door does not contrast with its surroundings.
The counter is glazed.
There are dangerous objects on the walkway.
There is glare from the lighting on part of the walkway.
Staff are not available to help people find their seats, which are assigned.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
The building is easy to find.
You can connect to mobile networks, 4G or 5G.
Points of attention
No staff members are trained in sign language.
Prices are not displayed at reception.
There is no Wi-Fi.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
Staff can see people arriving and offer assistance.
There is an induction loop at reception.
A magnetic induction loop is available in all auditoriums.
Points of attention
The counter is glass, but there is a microphone.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
The building is easy to find.
The reception is easy to find.
The reception area is quiet.
The layout is simple and intuitive.
Validity: From 25 November 2016 on 19 February 2027
Audit conducted by
Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.
Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 15 September 2026 - 13:01
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