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In the heart of Brussels, the Adolphe Max Library is a sanctuary for book lovers! This neoclassical gem houses over 100,000 volumes, where sunlight filters through stained-glass windows onto original 1900s wooden shelves. Sink into leather armchairs with a Belgian poetry collection, surrounded by gilded ceiling moldings that whisper tales of the Belle Époque. Don’t miss the lobby’s marble staircase—each step echoes with literary history. When dusk falls, its glowing façade becomes a beacon along Boulevard Anspach, blending knowledge with timeless elegance.
Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre
This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Brussels, just a 5-minute walk from shopping hotspots and Rue Neuve. With sauna, fitness center, and game room, it’s ideal for families or business travelers. The spacious rooms feature minibars and smart TVs, plus free WiFi to stay connected. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, unwind at the bar, or relax in the café. Whether for leisure or work, this hotel offers everything you need for a comfortable stay!
Novotel Brussels City Centre
This hotel is a perfect choice for families! With kids' playground, children's pool, and kid-friendly meals, your little ones will have a blast. Adults can unwind at the fitness center or enjoy a drink at the bar. The rooms feature minimalist design and floor-to-ceiling windows, filling the space with natural light. Located near St. Catherine's Church and famous seafood restaurants, it’s ideal for both work and leisure. Enjoy a homely experience with everything you need at your fingertips!
ibis Brussels City Centre
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Adolphe Max Library
The building showcases Neoclassical architecture with a distinctive glass-and-iron dome constructed in 1906. Its ornamental facade features Corinthian columns and is classified as a protected monument in Brussels.
Yes, the International Literature Section on the 2nd floor stocks over 15,000 titles in English. The EU Documentation Center also provides materials in 24 official EU languages, with priority given to legal texts and policy reports.
Visitors can obtain 3-hour free WiFi by registering at the reception with a passport. The reading rooms offer dedicated study spaces with power outlets, ideal for digital nomads.
Monthly author lectures and historical exhibitions are held in the Grand Hall. The annual Brussels Book Fair in March features special rare book viewings in the Heritage Room.
The main staircase with its intricate ironwork is Instagram-famous. For panoramic shots, request access to the dome gallery (open on Heritage Days each September).
The Brussels Central Station (10-min walk) provides paid lockers. The library itself only allows small backpacks - oversized bags must be left at the coat check area.
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