How to get there, where to park, who you can bring: everything worth knowing before you spend an afternoon at Brussels Food Festival, Boulevard du Souverain in Auderghem.
Brussels Food Festival is easy to reach by metro, bus, tram, car, bike or on foot.
The site is served by several metro, tram and bus lines. We suggest checking your usual journey-planning app to pick the best route from where you are starting.
Several parking options are available near the festival:
Street parking nearby is usually easier at the weekend. Do check the signs on site all the same.
The festival is also easy to reach by bike and on foot. There are places to lock up bikes in the surrounding streets.
Yes. Entry to Brussels Food Festival is free and open to all, with no ticket and no registration. You only pay for what you eat and drink on site.
Yes. Brussels Food Festival is a family event and children are welcome.
Activities are laid on for them on Saturday and Sunday afternoon. The idea is for families to enjoy the festival in a relaxed, friendly setting.
Yes, pets are welcome on the festival site. For everyone's comfort and safety, we simply ask that you keep them on a lead.
On the streets around the site (free depending on the posted hours), in the free underground car park of the Auderghem Cultural Centre, or in the Carrefour car park on Boulevard du Souverain. Street parking nearby is usually easier at the weekend.
Yes. Several exhibitors serve vegetarian and vegan dishes. They are marked with a badge on the exhibitor list, where you can also filter by diet.
No. There is no ticket, no booking and no registration. Come whenever you like during opening hours.