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Atomium

Monument or square · Brussels · Belgium 🇧🇪
Only official site
atomium.be
Admission prices
Adult (18y - 64y)
€17
€ 17
Senior (≥ 65y)
€15
€ 15
Student
€9
€ 9
Child (> 115cm - 17y)
€9
€ 9
Visitor with a disability Person with a disability
€9
€ 9
stated on atomium.be/atomium-price · checked 2026-10-05 Adult (18y - 64y) · € 17 · € 15 · Senior (≥ 65y) · € 15 · € 13 · Student · € 9 · € 7 · Child (> 115cm - 17y) · € 9 · € 7 · Child (≤ 115cm) · € 0 · € 0 · Person with a disability* · € 9 · € 7 · Person with reduced mobility* · € 0 · € 0

Practical

Atomium: address

Place de l'Atomium 1 - Atomiumplein 1, 1020 Brussels, BelgiumOpen in Google Maps →✓ atomium.be · 2026-09-30

Atomium: opening hours

The Atomium is open every day from 10 am to 6 pm (ticket office closing and last entry to the building at 5:30 pm*)✓ atomium.be/atomium-opening_hours · 2026-10-03

Atomium: closing days

The Atomium is open every day from 10 am to 6 pm (ticket office closing and last entry to the building at 5:30 pm*)✓ atomium.be/atomium-opening_hours · 2026-10-12

Atomium: how to get there

Get to the Atomium with STIB-MIVB buses , trams and metros . … From Brussels south station / Brussel Zuid / Gare du Midi : take line 6 in the direction of Koning Boudewijn / Roi Baudouin get off at Heizel / Heysel station approximate length of the journey: 15 minutes✓ atomium.be/atomium-access · 2026-10-11

Atomium: parking

The Atomium does not have private or guarded parking facilities. We advise drivers to park their vehicles at the bottom of the Boulevard du Centenaire / Eeuwfeestlaan, or on the Avenue de Bouchout / Boechoutlaan (near the Planetarium).✓ atomium.be/atomium-access · 2026-10-06

The building was designed and built for the Brussels World’s Fair (1958), for which it was the flagship building and emblem. This unique silhouette has been noticed for a long time and is very popular around the world. Numerous internet rankings include the Atomium in the top pack of unclassifiable, astounding, creative and surprising buildings in the world. The Atomium was not meant to survive beyond the 1958 World’s Fair but its popularity and success quickly made it a major part of the Brussels landscape, then national and finally international.

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You will be redirected to atomium.be — This is the venue’s own ticketing page.