By wheels, wings, rails or plain old-fashioned feet—you're coming to us from all directions and we've got your route mapped out for you. For those who already know Brussels a little bit, the overall picture should be enough to get you safely to Namahn.
For an enlargement of the splendid panoramic view of the Namahn neighbourhood with the Atomium on the horizon, follow this link (1.24MB - new window or tab).
Choose one of the following links if you prefer more detailed maps and directions.
Directions to the nearest public parking followed by a short walk to our offices.
Namahn can be reached very easily by public transport, particularly by train.
Namahn recommends a cosy Bed & Breakfast just around the corner, appropriately called The Phileas Fogg.
In an article on 'Multicultural troubles', The Economist wrote about our neighbourhood: "The Madou district of Brussels may be run-down, but it is also full of small businesses—late-night groceries, cafés, second-hand clothes stores—that are run by people of north African origin. Belgians, Congolese and Moroccans mingle easily on the streets." (The Economist, 27 March 2004, p. 36)