Spaces Court of Justice
Located in the southern part of Brussels, Court of Justice offers creative workspace in an important commercial area of the city. It’s situated in the Marollen neighbourhood, where century-old administrative buildings contrast with techno clubs and indie fashion outlets. Sitting across from the golden-domed Palais de Justice courthouse, Court of Justice remains an impressive building in its own right. The modern stone façade and greenery-filled roof terrace of this structure house a unique and energetic workspace, filled with a variety of offices, lounges and conference rooms.
This inspiring location is illuminated by natural light from its central atrium and floor-to-ceiling windows. Across four floors, professionals can make use of the super-fast Wi-Fi, while friendly administrative staff assist them. This dynamic workplace is close to some of Brussels’ most important attractions, including the Monument A la Gloire de l'Infanterie Belge, and modern galleries showcasing work by Belgian and international artists. Travelling here is simple, with the Louise metro station and its tram and bus connections only a five-minute walk away. Alternatively, take a tram from nearby Poelaert Square – site of the Anglo-Belgian war memorial.
Meeting room facilities
Presentation & AV
- Video conference setup
- Large display
- Whiteboard
- Flip chart
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Meeting rooms at Court of Justice in Brussels
Facing the golden-domed Palais de Justice on Rue aux Laines, these meeting rooms give a Brussels session the weight of its setting. Each room offers a large display, video conference equipment, a whiteboard and a flip chart, with natural light arriving through the central atrium and floor-to-ceiling windows. Reserve by the hour or for the full day and review an instant quote before you confirm. Between sessions, the on-site restaurant and barista coffee keep a group going without leaving the building.
Frequently asked questions
Rue aux Laines 70, Brussels 1000, in the Marollen quarter directly opposite the Palais de Justice.
A large display, video conference equipment, a whiteboard, a flip chart and high-speed WiFi.
Louise metro station and its tram and bus links are a five-minute walk, and Brussels Central Station is around twelve minutes on foot.
The building has an on-site restaurant plus a cafe with barista coffee and vending machines.
Yes, the centre is wheelchair accessible, with showers and bicycle storage also available on site.
What makes Court of Justice special
Landmark setting at Court of Justice
The building faces the golden-domed Palais de Justice in the historic Marollen quarter of Brussels.
Connections around Court of Justice
Louise metro is a five-minute walk, with trams from Poelaert Square and parking from 338 metres.
Terrace and atrium in Brussels
A greenery-filled roof terrace and central atrium fill four floors of workspace with natural light.
How to get there?
Court of Justice stands on Rue aux Laines in the Marollen, directly across from the golden-domed Palais de Justice. Louise metro station and its tram and bus connections are a five-minute walk away, trams also run from nearby Poelaert Square, and Brussels Central Station is roughly twelve minutes on foot. Porte de Hal - Hallepoort station sits about 900 metres from the door with its tram stops just beyond, and Parvis de Saint-Gilles is around 1,102 metres away. Drivers have public parking from 338 metres, plus the 2 Portes and Grote Zavel - Grand Sablon car parks nearby. The Place du Jeu de Balle flea market, the antique shops and artisan workshops of Les Marolles, and the Monument A la Gloire de l'Infanterie Belge all sit within a short walk.
