A murder party does not require a large space, but may require several separate rooms.

As for a Murder or Detective Mystery, it can generally be held in any space, as long as the participants have enough room to move around.

We have prepared a number of suggestions for venues where we have already set up camp and where you could organise your event. We do not guarantee all these venues are able to treat requests in English.

VENUES BY CATEGORY

Places of character

This category contains places with a certain charm (which can also contain simpler rooms) that are well suited to your original events.

• La Tricoterie (Saint-Gilles)

• La Maison des Arts (Schaerbeek)

• Tour & Taxis (Bruxelles-Ville – Nord-Ouest)

• Théâtre Marni (Ixelles)

• Soko Rooftop (Krainhem)

Hotels

• Hôtel Hilton Grand Place (Bruxelles)

• Nivelles

Smaller rooms

• Mundo-B (Ixelles)

• Op-Weule (Woluwé)

• Rouge Cloître (Auderghem)

• Salle Dublin – Borges (Ixelles)

• Le Trac (Auderghem)

Restaurants & Bars

As the name suggests, this category covers all places where you can play after/while eating or having a quick drink. All have private rooms.

CAUTION: To organise a murder party during a meal, you need to start the game before the meal and have a single table for 10 to 25 people.

• Chalet Robinson (Ixelles)

• Alice (Ixelles)

• Madou’s Folie (Bruxelles-Ville)

• JB (Bruxelles-Ville)

• Les Brigitinnes (Bruxelles-Ville)

• Contrebande (Ixelles)

• Au Bassin – Ginette (Bruxelles)

• Brasserie Taste (Vilvoorde)

Guesthouses & Châteaux

Guesthouses often an excellent option for a murder party with friends, while castles are particularly suitable settings for murder mysteries for companies or large private events.

• Les Fawes (Charneux, Province de Liège)

• Le Refuge du Saule (Burdinne, Province de Liège)

• Château de Mielmont (Jemeppe-sur-Sambre, Province de Namur)

• Château de Lassus (Hamoir, Province de Liège)

• Château de Terblock (Overijse, Brabant Flamand)

Jardins & Parcs

When the weather’s nice, a murder party can easily be organised in a park: a random option, admittedly – but bucolic and interesting from a financial point of view.

• Parc du Cinquantenaire (Bruxelles)

• Parc de la Woluwe (Woluwé-Saint-Pierre)

• Parc d’Enghien

• Parc de Fernelmont