Opening times
Wednesday 11 September 2024, 9:00 - 17:00
Thursday
12 September 2024, 9:00 - 17:00
Venue
Brussels Expo, Pl. de Belgique 1, 1020 Bruxelles, Belgium.
Find out more by visiting the venue's website
The trade fair will take place in Hall 3 at Brussels Expo, accessed via Gate A.
Map
Getting there
Public transport
Brussels Expo is centrally located with several tram, metro and bus lines. You can easily scan your contactless bank card directly in the metro, tram or bus and travel on the entire STIB-MIVB network for only €2.10.
Bus: 83 (Heysel)
Metro: 6 (Heysel)
Tram: 3 (Esplanade), 7 (Heysel), 9 (Roi Baudouin), 51 & 93 (Stade)
Bicycle: Bike parking is available on site
Thanks to our partnership with visit.brussels we are pleased to be able to offer complimentary STIB transport tickets whilst you are here at the show (1 journey per ticket, valid on the entire STIB network for 1 hour after the first validation). These can be collected from the AMI Welcome Desk in the entrance. Tickets are limited and will be give on a first-come first-served basis.
In partnership with:
Driving and parking
Parking for attendees is available in Parking B and Parking T, with a combined capacity of approximately 1000 spaces.
You may pre-book parking slots here. Cost is estimated €12.00, per day.
Electric charging stations are available on site.
E40/E19 - Ghent / Mons / Charleroi
Take the ring road, direction Zaventem - Namur (Namen). Take exit 7A and follow the signs 'Expo'.
E19/E411/E40 - Antwerp / Namur / Liege
Take the ring road, direction
Gent - Oostende (E40). Take exit 7A and follow the signs 'Expo'.
A12 - Antwerp
Take the ring road, direction Gent - Oostende (E40) - Mons (Bergen) / Charleroi (E19). Take exit 7A and follow the signs 'Expo'.
Flying
Brussels Airport (BRU) is located in Zaventem on the outskirts of the city and is extremely well connected. The airport train is a fast (20 minutes) and inexpensive way into the city centre. Other options include travelling by bus or taxi.
Book a hotel
We have teamed up with Hotel Planner to help you book your stay for the Plastics World Expos. Please note Hotel Planner is the only appointed accommodation representative for this event, do not accept calls or emails from any other company claiming to be
a hotel or accommodation provider.
Explore Brussels
Make the most of your trip to Brussels by exploring the city's vibrant culture, historical landmarks, and delicious food scene before, after, or in between your visit.
Highlights
- Atomium - this iconic structure offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. It's a short distance from the exhibition centre, making it a convenient add-on to your visit.
- Manneken Pis - a quirky landmark steeped in local tradition
- Grand Place - the heart of Brussels, a stunning square lined by historic buildings, and a must-see for any visitor
- Mini Europe - miniature replicas of famous European landmarks. This attraction is particularly enjoyable for families and model enthusiasts.
- The Sablon - a charming neighborhood that offers a mix of antique shops, art galleries, and delicious restaurants. It's a great place to wander, explore, and soak up the local atmosphere.
Event
- Diamond League Athletics - if you're staying in Brussels after the expo, witness world-class athletics at the Diamond League event on 13-14 September
Food
- Belgian fries
- Waffles
- Chocolates
- Carbonade Flamande - a hearty beef stew, slow-cooked in a rich beer broth with onions and herbs, it's a warm and comforting dish perfect for chilly evenings
- Moules-Frites - fresh mussels steamed in a flavourful broth of white wine, herbs, and vegetables, traditionally paired with crispy fries
Discover more
- For even more inspiration and insider tips, discover all the cultural and tourist attractions in the region on www.visit.brussels.
