Lapidary at Coudenberg Palace

The Lapidary at Coudenberg Palace is a unique space that showcases a collection of archaeological stones, typically accessible only to researchers. This space is now open for virtual visits, allowing a broader audience to explore its historical significance. It is ideal for educational events, private tours, and cultural activities, providing a distinctive backdrop for gatherings that appreciate history and archaeology. The Lapidary offers a rare opportunity to engage with the past in an intimate setting, making it suitable for workshops, lectures, and small group discussions focused on archaeology and heritage.

Coudenberg Palace in Brussels is a museum and archaeological site with a Murder Mystery Teambuilding activity for up to 80 participants, enhancing collaboration and problem-solving skills. The 2.5-hour immersive experience involves collecting clues via QR codes and is available in English, French, and Dutch, with subtitles for the deaf. Bookings are required at least one month in advance. Egmont Palace is a Neoclassical venue suitable for government offices and conferences, featuring impressive architecture, wheelchair accessibility, and a central location for easy transport access.