Getting there
If you are crossing Brussels, leave a little margin for the last part of the journey, especially on a first visit.
Visit
Visit Forest Lighthouse
Practical information for finding your way to Forest Lighthouse, whether you are coming from Brussels or travelling from abroad for a workshop or training.
Choose your route
Travel to Forest Lighthouse
The quickest guidance if you are already in Brussels, or a slightly fuller layer if you are arriving from abroad.
Already in Brussels
Forest Lighthouse is easy to reach by public transport, bicycle, or taxi once you are in the city.
Useful landmarks
- Nearest stops: Berthelot and Wiels
- Bicycle parking is available at the centre
- Gare du Midi is a simple nearby arrival point with a short onward trip
Need help on the day?
During staffed class hours, you are also welcome to come by the desk if you need help with bookings or practical questions.
Finding the entrance
Look for the large green gate
When you arrive at 274 Rue des Alliés, the large green gate is the easiest landmark to recognise on a first visit.
We recommend keeping the arrival photo in mind and allowing a few extra minutes the first time you come.
On site
What you will find here
Forest Lighthouse is set up for weekly practice, workshops, and longer training rhythms.
What to bring
- Comfortable clothes
- Water
- A notebook when relevant for the event
For workshops and trainings, mats, blankets, rollers, and props are available on site. For details specific to a class, workshop, or training, check the relevant page or contact us directly.
Accessibility
Clear access information
The most helpful approach here is to be specific about what is on the ground floor and what requires stairs.
If reduced mobility or access needs are relevant to your visit, please contact us in advance so we can help plan the most suitable access and room arrangement.
Contact us about accessibilityAround Forest Lighthouse
Useful nearby rhythms
If you arrive early or stay nearby, a few simple neighbourhood landmarks make the day easier.
Coffee, groceries, green space, and easy areas to stay
You do not need a full city guide here. Most visitors just need a few reliable options close to Forest Lighthouse for food, a walk, basic groceries, or a practical overnight base.
Ask for local suggestionsCafes and food
- Les Voisines
- WIELS
- Rocket's Café
- OB
- La Peruche
- La Table d'Hôte
Groceries nearby
- Lidl
- Delhaize
Parks
- Parc Duden
- Parc de Forest
Areas visitors often choose
- Louise
- Châtelain
- Saint-Gilles
- Uccle
- Forest
Need more local suggestions for food or accommodation? Contact us and we will be happy to point you in the right direction.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Forest Lighthouse open to beginners?
Many activities welcome beginners. If prior experience is needed, it will be mentioned on the relevant class, workshop, or training page.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothes that allow you to move easily.
What should I bring?
Please bring water and, when useful for the event, a notebook. Mats, blankets, rollers, and other props are available on site.
Can I arrive late?
Whenever possible, please arrive a little early, especially if it is your first visit. Late arrival can disturb a group session.
Is there parking?
There is bicycle parking at the centre. If you are coming by car and want practical advice for that day, please contact us in advance.
Which language is the class or training in?
This depends on the specific offer. Please check the relevant page or contact us if you are unsure.
Can I speak with someone in person?
Yes. During staffed class hours, you are welcome to come to the desk for help with bookings or practical questions.
Is the space accessible?
Partly. Some spaces are on the ground floor, while the Canopy Hall is upstairs and accessed by stairs. Please contact us in advance if access is important for your visit.
Still unsure?
We can help you prepare your visit
If you are unsure about the route, your arrival, accessibility, or where to stay nearby, write to us and we will help you prepare.