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CIVA Foundation - Exhibition rooms

The CIVA is a must-see for anyone interested in architecture, landscape and urban planning.

The CIVA :

  • Organises temporary and permanent exhibitions on a variety of themes, such as the history of Belgian architecture, major urban projects and architectural innovations.

  • Offers guided tours of its exhibitions, its building and the surrounding neighbourhoods.

  • It houses a library specialising in architecture, urban planning and landscape design, which is accessible on the first floor.

Practical information :
  • A drop-off point is available right in front of the entrance to make your arrival easier.

  • A lift allows you to access the library via an alternative route through the terrace.

  • The exhibitions on the ground floor are wheelchair accessible.

  • However, there are no tours adapted for people with visual or hearing impairments or comprehension difficulties.

  • The toilets do not comply with accessibility standards.

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Validity: From 2 May 2024 on 2 May 2027

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