Coudenberg Palace
Discovery Ticket: an exceptional advantage!
- 40% discount on your train journey
- Children under the age of 12 travel for free (max. 4 children per paying traveller)
- Round trip on the same day
- More info about the Discovery Ticket
More information: coudenberg.brussels
Address: Pl. des Palais 7, 1000 Bruxelles (within a 5-minute walking distance from Brussels Central)
Address: Pl. des Palais 7, 1000 Bruxelles (within a 5-minute walking distance from Brussels Central)
Buy your Discovery Ticket in an instant
- Buy your e-ticket via Coudenberg Palace
- Look for the Discovery Ticket code on your e-ticket of Coudenberg Palace: it is a 16 character code.
- Purchase your Discovery Ticket directly from this page: Copy and paste your code(s) in the last step before checkout.
- Show the pdf of your Discovery Ticket on your smartphone or show a printed version when the train conductor passes by on the train.
- Enjoy your journey!
Frequently asked questions
Each owner of an e-ticket for Coudenberg Palace will receive a code for the purchase of 1 Discovery Ticket, which allows him or her to travel by train to the event at a 40% discount.
The SNCB-NMBS discount code is valid for the day of your excursion. Return on the same day.
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The Discovery Ticket discount code (16 characters) can be found on the e-ticket issued by the cashier at Coudenberg Palace.
Any other questions? Check out the frequently asked questions about the Discovery Ticket.
An underground tour discovering the palace of Charles V
Once upon a time, the Coudenberg Palace towered over the city of Brussels. Charles V and many other rulers made this princely residence their home between the 12th and 18th centuries, until it was consumed by a terrible fire. Every trace of this prestigious palace simply disappeared underground for many years. Today, however, these ruins constitute a fascinating archaeological site incorporating a network of underground passages and chambers.
When you visit it you can explore the principal buildings of the palace and enjoy a stroll along the Rue Isabelle, which is now underground.
