Practical
Access
Bus 54 (stop Bailli)
Bus 71 (stop Musée d’Ixelles)
Bus 38, 59, 60 (stop Flagey)
Tram 81 (stop Bailli)
Practical info
GENERAL INFO
info@civa.brussels
T. + 32 2 642 24 50
OPENING HOURS
Exhibitions | Tuesday-Sunday | 10:30-18:00
Bookshop | Monday-Sunday | 10:30-18:00
Library | Tuesday-Friday | 9:30-12:30 / 13:30-17:00
CIVA is closed on July 21st, November 11th, December 24th, December 25th, December 31st and January 1st.
TICKETS
10 € Adults
8 €/pp. for groups of minimum 10 persons
5 € Students & 65+
Free -18 ans
The ticket shop is at the welcome desk
BOOKSHOP
The Bookshop is on the ground floor, next to the welcome desk.
PHYSICALLY DISABLED PEOPLE
The exhibition rooms, the library and the auditorium are accessible to people with a physical disability. There are toilets on the ground floor of the building.
LOCKERS
There are free lockers on the ground floor of the building.
The CIVA is of course very concerned about the situation regarding the coronavirus. Following the measures proposed by the National Security Council on March 12th, it was decided, in consultation with the partners, to adjust our programming. The current exhibitions, "7 Arts, Belgian avant-garde" and « Kids Town", will be closed until April 3rd. All planned conferences, debates, guided tours, book presentations and workshops will also be canceled and, if possible, moved to a later date. The library, the archives (in Ixelles and Schaerbeek) and the bookshop remain closed to the public. Keep an eye on our website and social media for updates. We hope to see you again soon and in good health at CIVA.
Rules
It is forbidden to:
- smoke;
- eat or drink in the exhibition rooms;
- take photographs or film without prior written permission;
Mandatory and free of charge cloakroom at the entrance to the library for large bags and luggage; the contents of the bags may be checked;
Access is forbidden to children under the age of 14 unless accompanied by at least one adult;
School or extracurricular groups must be accompanied by at least one adult.
