Brussels Town Hall Map / Location

Standing proudly on the Grand Place, Brussels Town Hall is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture with its ornate facade and towering spire crowned by a statue of St. Michael. Built in the 15th century, it remains one of the few medieval town halls still housing active city administration. Visitors are drawn to its richly decorated interior, including the opulent Gothic Hall with historical murals and intricately carved woodwork. Climb the 300-step spiral staircase for panoramic views over the bustling square below, surrounded by guildhouses and the gilded King's House. A symbol of civic pride, the building illuminates every night, casting a golden glow across one of Europe’s most stunning urban spaces.