Opposite the gold‑domed Palais de Justice, Court of Justice places teams in the Marollen neighborhood in southern Brussels. Its modern stone façade and greenery-topped roof terrace give the property a clear identity amid courts, galleries, and independent retailers. However, the location stays practical for everyday work and client meetings. A central atrium and floor‑to‑ceiling windows bring natural light across four floors of workspace. Private offices, coworking areas, and meeting rooms sit alongside breakout areas, an on‑site café, and a snack bar. In addition, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, ergonomic furniture, and a staffed reception keep teams supported throughout the day. As a result, active commutes are easy, with showers and bike storage on hand. CCTV monitoring, lifts, wheelchair access, outdoor space, and on‑site parking round out the offer. Louise/Louiza metro station is within a short walk, providing fast links across the city. Trams from Poelaert and frequent bus routes add further options for cross‑city travel. Moreover, drivers can use nearby main roads and benefit from on‑site or local parking. Nearby, you’ll find independent cafés, casual restaurants, and shops, plus the Monument à la Gloire de l’Infanterie Belge and contemporary galleries. Meanwhile, the mix of long‑standing institutions, techno clubs, and indie fashion outlets gives teams varied places to meet or unwind. Court of Justice offers a well-connected base for teams in Brussels.