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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.

Work at the heart of Europe, with an office at Brussels Zuid-Midi. Be perfectly positioned for travel to Germany, France and the UK while staying close to the centre of the capital.

Enjoy productive days in modern, light-filled spaces in a 1940s building with original features. After work, enjoy a drink at the Pullman Hotel’s stylish bar or hop on a train to Brussels Central to sample the restaurants of Grande Place.

Work on the go at our drop-in South Centre Titanium office space. With excellent international and regional connections, you can easily host visitors from across Europe. Maximise your productivity in traditional, professional surroundings, and enjoy lots of natural light through large windows.

Mixing business with leisure? Find out how 16th-cenutry Brussels looked at nearby Halle Gate museum. Travel to today’s city centre in just six minutes by metro for cafes, theatres, exhibitions and the atmospheric Grand Place.