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# Regus Brussels EU Commission

Few Brussels addresses are as easy to explain to a visitor from abroad as Schumanplein: it is the square at the centre of the European Quarter, and the Regus centre at number 6 is a modern, glass-fronted building a few steps from the institutions that give the area its name. Parc du Cinquantenaire lies across the road, which is a rare luxury for an office in the middle of a political district. For a company whose clients, partners or regulators are connected to Brussels policy, the postcode alone says why you are here.

Inside, the centre offers large communal areas, well-equipped meeting rooms and a lounge area. Wheelchair access, snacks, on-site parking and showers are all listed for this location, an unusual combination in the Quarter, where parking is scarce. Day to day you can also count on Wi-Fi, reception, printing and scanning, a kitchenette and air-conditioning. If you cycle in, the showers make a morning ride easy to justify; if you drive, you keep a parking space close to your desk.

Getting here is simple. The operator points to Maalbeek metro station as the direct link, and the Schuman area is also served by the Brussels-Schuman railway station for regional trains, which helps with visitors arriving from other Belgian cities. The city centre is a short metro ride away, which means a client dinner after a meeting does not turn into a logistical project.

This address suits several kinds of teams. Public-affairs consultancies and lobbying firms that need to be near the European Commission and the Council. Law firms and economists preparing files on EU regulation. Associations and NGOs that want a Brussels desk without a long lease. Foreign companies opening a representative office in Belgium: a private office with reception cover is much faster to put in place than a lease of your own, and it lets you test the market before committing more space.

Around the building, expect the rhythm of the Quarter: cafés that fill at lunch with officials and journalists, and quieter streets in the evening. The Cinquantenaire park, with its fountains, flower beds and museums, is the natural place for a walk between meetings or a call taken outdoors. If your visitors want a sense of Brussels beyond the institutions, the centre is close enough to include a dinner in the old town.

It helps to think about what the Quarter is like by day. Mornings bring a stream of officials, interpreters and visiting delegations to the streets around the square, and by lunchtime the cafés close to the institutions fill up. An office here puts you in that flow without making you part of the crowd: you can walk to a morning meeting, return to a quiet room for the afternoon and still catch an evening train home. For a visiting executive, the large communal areas also give a place to prepare in peace before a hearing or briefing. The building is modern and glass-fronted, so it reads as part of the Quarter, not as a conversion, and the on-site parking and showers make it unusually practical for a mixed team of drivers, cyclists and metro commuters who all need to arrive fresh. If you need to run a short conference call with several time zones, the quiet lounge area and meeting rooms help you keep calls apart from the rest of the floor.

Next step: share your team size, the start date you have in mind and any special requirements, such as parking, and we will request the current terms. Ask for a visit at the same time; seeing the communal areas and meeting rooms is the quickest way to decide.

- **Location:** Brussels — European Quarter
- **Address:** Schumanplein 6, 1040 Brussels
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Showers, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private Office at Regus Brussels EU Commission (Private Office): €519/month

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