visitors info

ceramic brussels entrance at Tour & Taxis

address

Tour & Taxis — Sheds 1 & 2bis
Rue Picard 3
1000 Brussels

tickets

Day ticket
22 €

4-day pass
40 € (valid from 21—24 January 2027)

Reduction ticket
10 € (valid for art students under 22 years old, job seekers, EU disability card holders)

Article 27
1,25 € (no advance booking possible, purchase at the ticket office upon presentation of the Article 27 voucher)

Under 12 years old
Free (A free ticket must be purchased for every child under 12 years old)

Tickets are also sold on site, by card or cash. Tickets are non-refundable. Cloakroom 2€.

hotel deal

The Hoxton
For its fourth edition, ceramic brussels partners with The Hoxton, ideally located above the Botanical Gardens and within easy reach of the fair and Brussels’ historic centre. The Hoxton is a design-led hotel and lively meeting point, offering sweeping city views, bold interiors, and two vibrant food destinations: Cantina Valentina and Tope.

discover the hotel

The 4th edition of ceramic brussels will take place from January 20 to 24, 2027 at Tour&Taxis, Brussels.

opening hours

Wednesday 20 January 2027
13—16:00 Preview (upon invitation)
16—21:00 Vernissage (upon invitation)

Thursday 21 — Saturday 23 January 2027
11—19:00 Public opening

Sunday 24 January 2027
11—18:00 Public opening

access

By public transport
Metro lines 2 and 6, stop Ribaucourt or Yser (10 min walk)
Bus 14, 20, 46, 86, stop Suzan Daniel

By train
Free shuttle service from Brussels-North station, stop at Tour & Taxis

By bike
Bike racks in front of Maison de la Poste, rue Picard 1—11 or avenue du Port 86C
Villo! station at the Gare Maritime, rue Picard 7

Car park
Park Lane, rue Picard 13
Esplanade Parking, avenue du Port 86C

Site plan of Tour & Taxis: the fair, the entrance, the car parks and the canal.
ceramic brussels 2026
ceramic brussels 2026 © Geoffrey Fritsch
Elmar Trenkwalder, ceramic brussels 2026
Elmar Trenkwalder, ceramic brussels 2026 © Geoffrey Fritsch
ceramic brussels fair interior
ceramic brussels 2026 © Geoffrey Fritsch