Labelexpo Europe takes place at Brussels Expo, one of the largest and best-connected exhibition centers in Europe. See the location on Google Maps.

Brussels Expo
1 Place de Belgique / Belgiëplein 1, 1020 Brussels
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HOTELS
The only partner we work with is C'accommodation, through them you can access to special discounts unavailable anywhere else.
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SHUTTLES
Free shuttle buses will be running between the airport and Brussels Expo on show days. Luggage storage is available for a small fee.
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BRUSSELS
Brussels provides a feast of experiences. It has dozens of museums, vibrant theatres, fabulous food and an abundance of Belgium’s endlessly varied and wonderful beers.

ATTRACTIONS
To make the most of Europe's vibrant capital, take a look at  visit.brussels' top 20 most visited museums and attractions.
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TOURS
If you prefer to travel as a group or would like a tailored program, there are a large number of guided tour options available.
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RESTAURANTS
Brussels provides a variety of fabulous food and an abundance of Belgium's endlessly varied and wonderful beers.
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GETTING TO THE SHOW

BY METRO
Brussels Expo is just a few minutes' walk from Heysel/Heizel metro station. There is a direct line between Heysel/Heizel and Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid station, with a journey time of 15 minutes.

From Brussels South Station (Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid) you can take metro line 6 in the direction of Roi Baudouin/Koning Boudewijn. This will take you straight to Brussels Expo (a journey of about 15 minutes).

The City of Brussels is kindly providing free transport for visitors and exhibitors on the metro, tram and bus system during the open days of the show.


BY RAIL
Brussels is easily reached by Eurostar from London or by Thalys from Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne. Trains stop at Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid station - an easy link to the metro.

From Brussels South Station (Bruxelles-Midi/Brussel-Zuid):

From here you can take metro line 6 in the direction of Roi Baudouin/Koning Boudewijn. This will take you straight to Heysel/Heizel (a journey of about 15 minutes), which is the metro station at Brussels Expo.

From Brussels Central Station:

If you are arriving at Brussels Central Station, you can take take metro line 5 in the direction of Erasme/Erasmus. At Beekkant, change to line 6 in the direction of Roi Baudouin/Koning Boudewijn. This will take you straight to Heysel/Heizel metro station at Brussels Expo. The total journey will be about 20 minutes.

Eurostar website

Thalys website


BY AIR
Brussels Expo is a 20 minute drive from Brussels Airport (Zaventem). Free shuttle buses are available during show days.

On the four open days of the show, there will be free shuttle buses between the airport and the show from 8:00 to 18:00. The buses will travel in a continuous circle. You can also reach Brussels Expo by taxi.

To travel to the city center, you can use the train, which runs four times an hour (from 6:00 to midnight). It takes approximately 17 minutes to reach the city center.



BY ROAD
Brussels city is a low emission zone which requires travelers to register their cars in advance via this website.

Brussels Expo is situated near the Brussels Ring (R0) and is easy to reach by car. Take exit 7A from the ring road and follow the "Expo" signs. Parking is available for 10,000 cars in car park C.

Map and directions

Directions

From Ghent (E40) or Mons / Charleroi (E19)
Follow the Ring R0, bound for Zaventem - Namur.
Take exit 7A on the ring road and follow the"Expo" signs.

From Antwerp (E19), Namur (E411) or Liège (E40)
Take the Ring R0, bound for Ghent-Ostend (E40).
Take exit 7A on the ring road and follow the "Expo" signs.

From Antwerp - Boom (A12)
Follow the Ring R0, bound for Zaventem - Namur.
Take exit 7A on the ring road and follow the "Expo" signs.

Parking

The main car park is C, which has 10,000 parking spaces. Other car parks may be closed during the show