Tired of the same old outings? Brussels is full of unique activities, and Terminal 1 brings many of them together under one roof at Brussels Expo. Here are some experiences that are truly out of the ordinary.
Free-roam virtual reality
Forget about headsets sitting on a chair: free-roam VR lets you walk through an entire world, with others, and without any cables. It’s an experience you’ll be hard-pressed to find anywhere else in Brussels.
Augmented Reality Karting
The Supercube superimposes a digital circuit onto the real world: the track changes with every race. It’s neither quite a video game nor traditional karting—it’s pure novelty.
The Immersive Escape Adventure
Time Mission goes beyond the traditional escape room: the sets, puzzles, and staging immerse your team in a real adventure lasting 60 to 120 minutes.
An Exhibition That Comes to Life
The immersive Tutankhamun exhibition brings ancient Egypt to life through giant projections—a spectacular cultural outing. Check out all our ideas on the “Things to Do in Brussels” page.
Infos
- Where: Terminal 1, Brussels Expo (Hall 1), Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels — Heysel metro station (Line 6), trams 7 and 51, on-site parking.
- Prices: starting at €9.99 (The Sim Power), €20 for VR and go-karting, and starting at €24.99 for Time Mission.
- Hours: Open Wednesday through Sunday and during school breaks — see the page for daily hours Infos.
- Reservations: online, instant confirmation, free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some unique things to do in Brussels?
At Terminal 1: free-roam virtual reality, augmented reality go-karting, the immersive escape adventure “Time Mission,” and the Tutankhamun exhibition—all located indoors at Brussels Expo.
Is this suitable for a group?
Yes, most of the experiences are group activities; group packages are available.
How much does it cost?
Starting at €9.99 for The Sim Power and €20 per person for VR or go-karting.
Can we do everything in one visit?
Yes, many visitors go from one experience to the next—two or three in a row—and then stop for a drink at the Food Hub.
