Couleur Café, Atomiumsquare, 1020 Brussels
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Tram, bus, subway: free public transportation with the STIB:
Get free transportation to and from Couleur Café with the EventPass
Travel freely to Couleur Café on the STIB network (subway, tram and bus) thanks to the EventPass on your festival ticket. Your tickets contains a 9-digit code which allows you to obtain your STIB ticket. Go to a GO vending machine, enter the code on your ticket and receive your STIB ticket.
How to get to Couleur Café?
Couleur Café is easily accessible via the following lines
- Metro 6, station Heysel/ Heizel
- Tram 7, stop Heysel/ Heizel
- Bus 84, 88 (N18 Friday and Saturday), stop Heysel/ Heizel
- Tram 51, 93, stop Stade/ Stadion (some minutes by foot)
Go home safely and free of charge
Between midnight and 3AM in the morning, Couleur Café shuttles and the Noctis network ensure you get home easily without spending a single cent.
Free night shuttles departing from the Atomium
6 shuttle bus lines depart from the Atomium every 15 minutes and serve the entire Brussels Capital Region. These shuttles are free of charge for festivalgoers upon presenting their Couleur Café bracelet and are available the 3 festival nights.
Plan your journey home by downloading detailed line plans and mobility plan on the bottom of this page (soon available).
Free Noctis Network
From the Central station stop in the centre of Brussels (connecting with the E and F shuttles), 11 Noctis lines can be taken free of charge thanks to your EventPass.
The Noctis Network is only available Friday and Saturday, with a frequency of 30 minutes.
BY TRAIN
Make the right choice! Come by train to Couleur Café and enjoy a 50% discount on your train journey!
Get off at Bruxelles-Midi station. From there, metro line 6 (direction Roi Baudouin) will take you in no time to Couleur Café (stop Heysel).
With the SNCB code on your festival ticket you can buy a Couleur Café E-train ticket on sncb.be/couleurcafe as from 05/06/2019, enjoying a 50% discount.
Please mind: your festival ticket is not valid as a train ticket!
Your E-train ticket is valid for 1 outward and 1 homeward journey in 2nd class from a Belgian departure station to Bruxelles-Midi station in the period of Friday 28th of june until Monday 1st of July 2019 included.
Use the free Event Pass for your return journey by metro to Couleur Café. You can get the Event Pass at any GO vending machine of STIB/MIVB with the STIB code on your festival ticket.
If you're coming from abroad, you can combine your Couleur Café E-train ticket with a transport ticket that is valid until the Belgian border. As from there, the E-train ticket is valid to Bruxelles-Midi station.
Please go to sncb.be/couleurcafe for all info and purchase.
COLLECTO
SHARED NIGHT CAB AT 5 €
Boarding point nr.091 Heysel/Face Tribune n°3 (avenue des Athlètes 3, 1020 Laken) is near the festival.
Order your Collecto between 11 PM and 6 AM via the new app on www.collecto.be or 02/800.36.36
Bicycle / Moto
Bicycles are allowed on the metro and tram. There's a free and secure bike parking P1 on the Atomium Avenue, right by the festival entrance. Since this year we're offering a a safe bike parking in cooperation with Bike For Brussels. The parking will be guarded by an employee and will have a capacity of minimum 500 bikes. People with reduced mobility can also park here for free.
By car
If you really don't have any other option, you can take the car. There are big parkings located next to a couple of big subway stations close to the highway R0. From there, you can walk or take the subway to the festival.
We were also offering parking spaces next to the festival site, which we'll start selling shortly. If you buy 1 parking ticket for 1 Day, your car can stay on this parking until 4AM in the morning. If you bought a parking ticket for all 3 days, your can stay until Monday morning 4h00. At this time we are obliged to close the parking.
This parking P2 is only accessible via the Atomium Avenue (follow the signs). Attention: the Bouvelard du Centenaire will be inaccessible between the Louis Steens roundabout and the Atomium.