Palace is a 4,500 m² cinema complex with four screens, reception/exhibition areas and a bar-restaurant. Opened in February 2018, Le Palace has forged a strong identity with its programming, earning recognition at both national and international level. Originally built in 1913 at the request of Charles Pathé and comprehensively renovated to the highest technical and architectural standards, Le Palace not only screens films: it is also a space in which visitors are encouraged to reflect on and share the art of filmmaking.

Located in the city centre, just a stone’s throw away from the Bourse, Le Palace is easy to get to by train (less than 10 minutes from the three main stations: Bruxelles-Centrale, Bruxelles-Midi and Bruxelles-Nord) and by public transport.

The four screens – seating 373, 139, 84 and 60 people respectively – are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and offer fantastic audience comfort. They are available for private use – press screenings, events, team screenings, technical screenings etc. – subject to certain conditions.

In terms of equipment and comfort, Screen 1 is the benchmark venue for film screenings in Brussels.

Our regular clients include distribution companies Cinéart, O’Brother, Imagine Films and Paradiso, production companies Frakas, Artémis, Versus, Wrong Men, 10.80 Films and Les Films du Fleuve and post-production companies Boxon, Sondr, Stempel and Agent.

Sound and picture post-production work on a number of films has been carried out at Le Palace, including: Annette by Leos Carax, Sans Soleil by Banu Akseki, Rien à foutre by Emmanuel Marre and Julie Lecoustre and Animals by Nabil Ben Yadir to name but a few.