Expand your business with flexible office space in Brussels. Boasting a robust economy, the region contributes to one fifth of Belgium’s GDP. With approximately 50,000 businesses in Brussels, the city’s infrastructure is favourable for starting up a new business. Commute at your convenience with Maelbeek underground station and Toulouse bus stop just a 4- and 5-minute walk away, respectively. Get relationships with overseas clients off the ground by greeting them at Brussels Airport, before becoming better acquainted on the 14.9km drive back with premium workspace waiting for you all. Ensure guests a comfortable visit by checking them into the 4-star hotel, 6 minutes away.
Modern office space awaits you and your team in Brussels, Belgium. Stay focused throughout the day with barista-style coffee from our fully stocked kitchen and floor-to-ceiling windows letting in natural light. Get your head down in our quiet private offices, or get together with colleagues and clients in fully furnished coworking spaces and stylish meeting rooms. Reliable business-grade WiFi is always a click away. When it’s time to log off, discover what Brussels has to offer with many restaurants, museums and historical landmarks in the local area. Or juggle everyone’s time to enjoy some team bonding at the circus together.
Work among policy firms, international organisations and the institutions that set the agenda. Hot desks at Rue de la Loi 62 sit in modern, fully furnished coworking space with floor-to-ceiling windows, business-grade WiFi and private phone booths for calls that should not carry. Reception, print and scan, and a community kitchen with barista-style coffee cover the rest of the day. Book a desk and get an instant quote.
A desk in the shared workspace with natural light and business-grade WiFi throughout the day.
Private phone booths are available on site for calls that need to stay private.
The centre team is on site on weekdays from 08:30 to 18:00, Monday through Friday.
Yes, bicycle storage is available, along with showers for anyone cycling or running in.
Member events and networking run at the centre, alongside a business lounge and common areas.
Rue de la Loi 62 sits beside the European Commission and the Council of the European Union.
Arts-Loi metro about 260 metres away, Maelbeek four minutes, Brussels Central a 10-minute walk.
Reception, phone booths, print and scan, barista coffee, showers, bike storage and parking.
Rue de la Loi 62 runs through the heart of Brussels' European Quarter, where the European Commission, the Council of the European Union and the policy firms that orbit them sit within a few streets of each other. Transport is the real luxury: Arts-Loi metro is around 260 metres on foot, Maelbeek is a four-minute walk, Parc railway station is roughly 860 metres, Bruxelles-Luxembourg is about a kilometre for anyone working with the European Parliament, and buses at Porte de Namur fill the gaps. Brussels Central Station is a 10-minute walk and Brussels Airport is a 14.9 km drive, with a four-star hotel six minutes away for visiting clients. When the day loosens up, Parc du Cinquantenaire offers landscaped gardens and a monumental arc, while the Royal Museums and the House of European History sit close enough for an afternoon detour among the area's restaurants and historical landmarks.