Went to see the exhibition 'Faces of water', food for thought then had lunch at the café. Despite a glitch in the exhibition booking process, staff were very helpful & efficient.

Here for Kora Days. Great experience and wonderful talent. Bozar put on a great show.

Very interesting expo 'Swedish Extasy'. The VR instalation of Hilma's vision was WAW!

Top venue for cultural activities. It always have great expos, concerts. Simply excellent. Although it would be nice if they would reopen entrance from Rue de la Régence. It also could be a bit difficult with accessibility if you are with small kids and buggy.

Amazing Cultural Centre in all respects: Architecture and Porgramme. They offer classical, modern and world culture in a cool mix and host a starred restaurant as well. Some parts are less well kept which I liked to keep an authentic experience. My concert was in the small studio downstairs - one of the venues where culture for smaller audiences is presented. FAB!

Nice museum and interesting Swedish Ecstacy art exhibition. A bit funnily ticket office is across the street and there are no signs inside the museum guiding visitors to the right place. But not to worry, staff in the info point is very helpful.

Very unique offerings that bring the world together. It is located in a very convenient area and can be easily reached from outside and inside Brussels.

Really liked the Swedish ecstasy exhibition. And nice pillows to sit on while enjoying the art. Thanks!

We went to see the history of surrealism in Belgium exhibition. Some really good unusual artwork. Make sure you buy your tickets on line or in the booth across the street (long queue there)

A very good place with amazing exhibitions! Cool and kind stuff with an excellent organisation in all the departments of the building such as bookshop and cafeteria. I saw the beyond Klimt new horizons in central Europe 1914-1938, exhibition and it was awesome! A lot of works on run and art to admire!

I've seen several exhibitions in BOZAR over the last four months and they've all been of extremely high quality. Ensor, Surrealism, Tapiès, the Georgia one, just for this it's worth getting the national MuseumPASSmusée. The books that accompany an exhibition are likewise a gorgeous addition to your library. I only wish there was a bit more information available in the exhibitions themselves. Often it's just a little but of text here or there. An audio guide of some kind (like an app as in the KMSKA in Antwerp) would be greatly appreciated.

Magical. ​​​​​​​Kayhan Kalhor, the Iranian kamancheh master, and Tristan Driessens, the Belgian master of the Ottoman oud, join forces in The Longest Night. They are inspired by an ancient winter solstice festival dating back to Zoroastrianism (a Persian religion). Yaldā Night marks the renewal of the sun and the victory of light over darkness. This Iranian festival is the second most important after Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Kalhor and Driessens evoke this highly significant Iranian cultural event through a cycle of instrumental works based on the traditions of modal improvisation shared by Persian and Ottoman musical cultures. With the santur player Pooyan Ataei and the Dutch members of the Rembrandt Trio Tony Overwater (violone) and Vincent Planjer (percussion), this concert promises to be an experience of beauty, poetry and mystical evocation. Kayhan Kalhor kemençe Tristan Driessens oud Pouyan Ataie santur Tony Overwater violone Vinsent Planjer percussion

Staff is friendly and the price is average. Unfortunately the menu is not very expansive. Three dishes per type ,(fish. Meat, paste, vegetarian, entrees, etc) and a special menu on the table. Food was delicious though.

Overpriced. Slow service. Very white customer oriented, took 30 minutes to deliver a cup of coffee because the elites customers were being served first!

Went to see Hitchcock's Vertigo with live soundtrack performed by National Orchestra. Horrible work done at reproducing the audio from the movie, lots of background noise and echo – one could barely hear the words (speech pattern being 1950s English). Seats can get very uncomfortable after 30 minutes sitting there, with little or none space for your feet, met alone your legs if you're tall. The only reason I would ever go there is because I love the Art deco style inside of the building (on the outside it would benefit from some cleaning up). Thankfully, in order to see Arte deco I don't need a 2-hour-and-eight-minute sitting.

Acoustic sound that is good not only for the audience but also for the performers. beyond expectation

It's just about the shop. I've bought a mug to surprise my wife. One minute later I was at the counter to give it back cause my wife already had bought one. I didn't get my money back but a "Gutschein". So I had to buy stuff I didn't wanted. Bad experience.

Beautiful museum, very friendly staff and beautiful exhibitions. I just think the price is a bit high for such short exhibitions (we went to Harlem exhibition)

A very catchy exhibitions with interactive space. By the way every Wednesday you can have a huge ticket reduction.

Great roof top bar on top of the building with decent views. Be ready to queue. Live DJ sets playing house music.

Beautiful Art Deco building. Unique interior. Great exposition rooms and exquisite main concert hall.

Definitely love Bozar & its top notch concerts & talks from all over the world … every now and then , Bozar would host one of my favorite writers, architects, artists or musicians…. Which made me trust their taste and selection for high quality cultural activities and events … only point to be considered is affordability for the unprivileged ones & maybe accessibility of at least some events for free for a wider audience!

Went to the faces of water exhibition. It was very cheap but there wasn't a lot to see. The whole exhibition was comprised of 4 artists and their artworks but the whole experience was over before it began. The staff were really nice and friendly!

Beautiful concert hall with an interesting agenda all over the year

Bozar and the Hockney exhibition were lovely but shocked at the almost complete lack of mask wearing

Amazing concert hall.

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One of the best concert hall in Brussels. Enjoy the divers and wonderful concerts programs, one of the exhibits or simply food in the delicious brasserie! You’ll come back 😉

A great oportunity to see a few of Constantin Brancusi's pieces of art.

Another must see for art lovers is Centre for fine arts, Bozar for short. They have multiple exhibitions at anytime as well as cinema, theatre, dance and music. They also have a nice shop and cafe. At the moment there is a Yves Klein exhibition, Yo - an exhibition about Brussels hip hop culture, Brussels is a plazier, a photo exhibition about Brussels 50 years ago and finally Patterns for (re)congnition by Tendu and Messen.

One of the greatest cultural spots in Europe. Edgy and interesting program all across. Honors the beauty and dimension of hosting dance, architect, visual arts, cinema and discussions in a beautiful Horta building. Just enjoyed the latest David Hockney, amazing as always!

Great exhibition Rinus van de Velde. Truly inspiring pieces of art, culminating in a 13' short movie "La Ruta Natural". Must visit.

Good, very good service… great architecture. The + side of this place is: near to Brussel Central station! Easy to reach!

Another very good series of classical concerts here during the Klara festival. Also outside the festival always a good venue for a (classical, jazz, or folk) concert, an exhibition, a film, or another arts event (also some suitable for children)

Nice concert. Not enough restrooms in the building though. Seats were also not very comfortable.

Very nice hall, beautiful architecture, great sound, and great show (Belgian National Orchestra featuring a special guest on violin). I wonder why there is a need to add so much scaffolding on the ceiling though, as these cover up (and uglify) the beautiful architecture - anyone knows?

The place to be for cultural activities, big expo, mainstream concerts, classical music and much more.

I believe that your experience will depend on the show. Otherwise, the place is clean and nice with good service. Easy to reach bz bus, tram and train. A lot of paid and free (on Sunday) parking possibilities in the area.

very friendly waitor, lovely setting, very good (looking & tasting) food, just too pricey to come here regularly.

Great place always a good time.

We went for a concert where Ustad Zakir Hussain had performed along with Niladri Kumar. Experiencing the maestro itself an experience by itself. Additionally, Bozer concert hall was fabulous. The staff were friendly and cooperative as well. Sound system was fabulous.