Egmont Palace

PALAIS DU PETIT SABLON, 8 | 1000 BRUXELLES WEBSITE

Owned by the Belgian State, the Egmont Palace Conference Centre is a pillar of Belgium's diplomatic heritage.

Initially owned by the Egmont family, the palace was later sold to the City of Brussels. International conferences are held there and the administrative services of the Belgian Foreign Affairs Protocol are located there. Libraries, atrium, marble gallery and conference rooms are just some of the spaces at your disposal. Professional events in a setting steeped in history and sophistication.

SPECIFICS

Pillar of Belgium’s diplomatic heritage.
Hotspot for international conferences.

CAPACITÉ

Salle Brel - 16 persons
Library - 200 persons
Atrium - 260 persons
Salle Sax - 145 persons
Marbles Gallery - 150 persons
Tapestries Room - 120 persons
Mandarin Room - 16 persons
Orange Room - 58 persons
Entrance and marbles stairs - 120 persons
Arenberg Room - 210 persons
Toots Room - 16 persons
Gallery of Mirrors - 350 persons
Blue Room - 30 persons
Salle Europe Room - 330 persons