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Grand Staircase at Ancienne Nonciature

Ancienne Nonciature · Rue des Sablons 7, Brussels, 1000 · Show map
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About this space

The Grand Staircase is a stunning and elegant space within the Ancienne Nonciature, ideal for hosting art-related events, exhibitions, and private gatherings. This majestic staircase serves as a focal point, providing a unique backdrop for various occasions. Its historical significance and artistic ambiance make it a perfect choice for art exhibitions, receptions, and cultural events. The space is designed to accommodate a range of artistic expressions, allowing for a seamless blend of heritage and contemporary art. Event organizers can take advantage of the Grand Staircase's grandeur to create memorable experiences that resonate with guests, making it a sought-after venue for those looking to celebrate art and culture in a sophisticated setting.

Features

Wifi
Artistic exhibitions
Ceremonial salons
Event space

Space

99m² (1,066ft²)

Capacities

100 Reception
150 Standing

Guide prices

Indicative pricing based on standard rates. Request an instant quote for your exact brief.

Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£5,000 / Minimum spend

Location

Rue des Sablons 7, 1000
Ancienne Nonciature Rue des Sablons 7Unknown 1000Brussels
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