Practical information
Vaux Hall
Address
Rue de la Loi 3, 1000 Brussels – located inside Brussels Park.
Public transport
- Bus: 95 – Rue Royale stop
- Metro: 1 & 5 – Parc station
- Metro: 2 & 6 – Trône station
Frequently Asked Questions
Dates & opening hours
Vaux Hall Summer runs from 17 June to 19 July 2026, Wednesday to Sunday, with an open-air event on 20 July to mark the end of the festival.
The opening hours of activities and events are available on the “Agenda” page of the website and on-site during the festival.
Access & transport
The festival takes place at the Vaux Hall, in Brussels Park:
Rue de la Loi 3, 1000 Brussels (behind the Théâtre Royal du Parc).
Most activities at Vaux Hall Summer are free of charge.
Exception: on Wednesday 8 July and Mondy 20 July access is paid for a special evening event. Full practical details and booking information are available on the relevant event page.
Most activities are open access with no reservation required.
Exception: the 8 July special evening requires a paid ticket and advance booking.
Yes, during opening hours. Some activities take place at specific times.
Vaux Hall is easily accessible on foot, by bike, and by public transport from central Brussels. Full practical information is available on the website.
Audience & accessibility
Yes, the site is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Yes, several activities are designed for families and children.
Facilities & services
Oui, un espace avec boissons et petite restauration est accessible sur place pendant le festival.
Yes, eco-friendly dry toilets are available on site.
Dogs are allowed in Brussels Park.
Weather
Depending on weather conditions, some activities may be adapted, moved or cancelled. Updates will be shared on the website and social media.
Contact
You can reach us via the contact form below or through our social media channels.
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