Palais des Beaux-Arts, also known as BOZAR, is one of Brussels’ leading cultural and concert venues. Designed by renowned Belgian architect Victor Horta, the complex combines geometric forms and refined details characteristic of Art Deco architecture. Its principal concert auditorium, the Henry Le Bœuf Hall, accommodates approximately 2,100 guests and is suitable for symphony orchestras, chamber ensembles, solo performers and other major musical productions.
The interior combines historic character with the functionality expected from a modern performance venue. The Henry Le Bœuf Hall is particularly valued for its balanced acoustics, clear views of the stage and adaptable configuration for different types of performances. Visitors also have access to spacious foyers, cloakrooms, bars and several additional halls within the same cultural complex.
The venue is located at Rue Ravenstein 23, Brussels, Belgium. The Palais tram stop is directly beside the building, buses serve the nearby Bozar stop, and the entrance is approximately a five-minute walk from Brussels Central Station. Public car parks are available within a five-to-ten-minute walk; further information about travelling around Brussels can be found in the city guide below.