Car park Loi in Brussels

Located in the heart of the institutional district, the Loi car park is accessible at any time, every day of the week, via numbers 18 and 85 of Rue de la Loi, but also via Chaussée d'Etterbeek and Avenue des Arts.
Several pedestrian exits directly connect the car park to the Rue de la Loi, making it easier to get to the surrounding institutions and cultural venues.
The nearby Arts-Loi and Maelbeek metro stations provide easy access to the other districts of the capital.

Cyclists, for their part, access the 2 bicycle zones via the rue des Deux Eglises and via the chaussée d'Etterbeek and take advantage of lockers to secure their equipment.

This car park offers infrastructure suitable for different modes of transport, with 70 electric charging stations, spaces for motorcycles and a large space for bicycles, with more than 850 spaces available.

When you leave the car park, you can easily access the Royal Palace, the House of Representatives and the Flemish Parliament.
Also a short walk away, the Brussels Park, the oldest in the city, formerly called Royal Park, offers a green setting in the heart of the district.

Good to know: the Loi car park offers preferential conditions for local residents.
Local residents can benefit from dedicated subscriptions. The daytime subscription is available at €75.00 and is valid from 6:00 to 19:00, while the night and weekend subscription is offered at €49.00.