Practical Information
What is the best way to get to the Motor Show?
The Motor Show has chosen the iconic Brussels Expo exhibition halls as its venue for its 100th edition. Thanks to Brussels Expo's central location in the European capital, the Motor Show will be easily accessible by car as well as public transport. Access to the Motor Show is via Car Park C or Hall 5. Brussels Expo has many access points for people with reduced mobility. These include adapted ramps and lifts to ensure that the 2023 Motor Show is easily accessible for everyone.
Opening hours:
- Open to public : Saturday 14 to Sunday 22 January
- Opening hours : 10:00 to 19:00
- Evening opening until 22.00 : Monday 16 and Friday 20 January
- Press day : Friday 13 January from 8:00 to 18:00
- The car of the year Award Ceremony : Friday 13 January at 12:30
- Opening celebration : Friday 13 January at 18:00
- Avant-Première & Opening Night : Friday 13 January from 15:00 to 23:00
Ticket price:
online pre-sales up to 13 january 2023
- Standard ticket (as from 16 years) 12,5€
- Child (6 - 15 years) 7,5€
- Child (0 - 5 years) Free
- Avant-Première 60€ (parking incl. – nombre limité)
- Parking C 10€
Online and on-site as of 14 january 2023
- Standard ticket (as from 16 years) 15€
- Child (6 - 15 years) 10€
- Child (0 - 5 years) Free
- Parking C 10€
online ticketing : www.autosalon.be
Contact:
- Secretariat of the Autosalon: 02/808.90.07
Access public:
- Via le Parking C : Access for cars with 10.000 parking spaces
- Via le Palais 5 : Via Hall 5: Access public transport (Tram line 7 and Metro line 6, stop Heysel)
Coming from Antwerp – Boom (A12):
• Take the Brussels Ring (R0), direction Ghent (Gent/Gand) – Ostend (Oostende/Ostende) (E40) – Mons (Bergen) / Charleroi (E19).
• From the ring, take exit 7A and follow the “Expo” signs.
• You can access the Motor Show via Car Park C (10,000 parking spaces).
Coming from Antwerp (E19), Namur (Namen)(E411) or Liège (Luik)(E40):
• Take the Brussels Ring (R0), direction Ghent (Gent/Gand) – Ostend (Oostende/Ostende) (E40)
• From the ring, take exit 7A and follow the “Expo” signs
• You can access the Motor Show via Car Park C (10,000 parking spaces).
Coming from Ghent (E40) or Mons (Bergen)/Charleroi (E19):
• Take the Brussels Ring (R0), direction Zaventem – Namur (Namen)
• From the ring, take exit 7A and follow the “Expo” signs
• You can access the Motor Show via Car Park C (10,000 parking spaces).
Important! The Brussels-Capital Region has introduced measures to improve air quality and is a Low Emission Zone (LEZ). To check whether your vehicle is allowed into the LEZ, visit: https://lez.brussels/mytax/nl/automatic-simulation.
If your vehicle does not meet the criteria, you can buy a day pass (https://lez.brussels/mytax/nl/day-pass-info) or choose to travel by public transport. What if your vehicle is registered abroad? In that case, LEZ registration is free, but mandatory. Go to: https://lez.brussels/mytax/nl/registration
![Auto Salon](/sites/default/files/media/image/2022-10/0034_MIZ_7134.jpg)
Brussels' extensive public transport network will take you from anywhere in the capital to Brussels Expo. The bus, tram and metro stops are all within walking distance of Hall 5, where you will find the entrance to the Motor Show.
Coming by bus:
Take No. 83 bus line towards "Heizel" and get off at the "Heizel" stop. You can also take No. 83 bus line towards "Berchem Station" or "Mariëndaal". Get off at “Paleis 12" stop. From Hall (Paleis) 12, it is a five-minute walk through Wetenschapslaan (Rue de la Science) to the Motor Show in Hall (Paleis) 5.
Coming by tram:
STIB/MIVB No. 7 tram line stops at Brussels Expo. Take the tram towards “Heyzel” and get off at the terminus. No. 9 tram stops at the King Baudouin Stadium. No. 3 tram (Esplanade) stops in the Meysselaan. For the STIB/MIVB timetable, visit: https://www.stib-mivb.be/index.htm?l=nl
Coming by metro:
Take line 6 towards “Koning Boudewijn” and get off at the “Heizel” station. From the metro station, it's an 8-minute walk via Eeuwfeestlaan, Miramarstraat and Belgiëplein to Hall (Paleis) 5. For the STIB/MIVB timetable, visit: https://www.stib-mivb.be/index.htm?l=nl
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The infrastructure of Brussels Expo offers many access points for the mobility-impaired persons. Adapted entrances and elevators make it easy to move around. Check out the reserved accesses and parking places here
Price overview
1 Show, 100 Sensations. At the 100th edition of the Motor Show, experience F1 and eSports, discover iconic cars and discover groundbreaking novelties and exclusive premieres. Buy your tickets for this unforgettable experience here.