A car-free Parc du Cinquantenaire
Autoworld is located in the beautiful Parc du Cinquantenaire (French) or Jubelpark (Dutch). To protect the historical character of the park and enjoy an undisturbed view of the monumental triumphal arch, it is prohibited to park your car on the esplanade next to the museum, with exception of disabled people and suppliers. Disabled visitors and suppliers can access the site through the barrier (via Nerviërslaan, 1 or via Gallierslaan, 141) and park in front of the museum in the spots reserved for them.
Where to park?
- Around the park and surrounding streets (paid parking)
- EFFIA - Tongres Parking: Rue Bâtonnier Braffort, 1200 Brussels – 750 m
- EFFIA - Cinquantenaire Parking: Rue des Ménapiens 18, 1040 Brussels – 700 m
- More information: https://www.effia.be/
Low emmission zone (LEZ) in Brussels
The Brussels-Capital Region is a Low Emission Zone (LEZ), which means it's an area where the most polluting vehicles are prohibited from travelling. You can check if your vehicle meets the access criteria on www.lez.brussels. If that's not the case, you can buy a day pass for non-compliant vehicles or use one of the many transport services in Brussels. If your vehicle is registered in a country other than Belgium, you are legally obliged to register your automobile without cost in order to access the LEZ freely. All information can be found on www.lez.brussels.