Traveling via Brussels-Zaventem? The airport has several prayer rooms, including a dedicated Muslim room, open 24/7. Here is where to find them.
The essentials in 30 seconds
The rooms are after security, in the A and B gate areas. A dedicated Muslim room, plus spaces for Jewish, Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant worship. Open 24/7, access with a boarding pass.
Where the prayer rooms are
Terminal B: above the shops, at the far end of the hall. Terminal A: at the top of the stairs, near the Crystal Media Shop, opposite gate A42, at lounge level. Follow the "prayer rooms" signs.
Good to know
Rooms are after security, so a boarding pass is required. Open 24/7 — precious for night flights. Dedicated contact: prayerrooms@brusselsairport.be.
Practical tips
Check whether you fly from the A or B gates. Plan your wudu. Traveler's prayer, shortened and combined. Use our qibla tool.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Muslim room in Brussels? Yes, in the A and B gate areas, after security.
Opening hours? 24/7.
Do I need a ticket? Yes, a boarding pass.
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