Hasselt Hotels

The city’s car free zone centre “The Green Boulevard” features the "Grote Markt" and the oldest buildings like the 11th century St. Quentin Cathedral sharing the skyline with the modern towers of the “TT-wijk”.

Quaint shops line the Demerstraat and Koning Albertstraat streets, while the more exclusive shops on Kapelstraat and Hoogstraat will definitely take your American Express.

Hasselt Attractions

• The Ethias Arena
• Herkenrode Abbey refuge house
• Virga Jesse Basilica

Hasselt Activities

• Enjoy alternate music at the Yearly Pukkelpop festival.
• The beautiful Japanese garden is great for walks
• Fashionists can enjoy regular themed expositions at the fashion Museum.

Getting There & Around

The area is serviced by numerous airports all within an hour’s commute including Maastricht Aachen, Brussels, Liège, Antwerp, and Düsseldorf

The Hasselt railway station offers several daily connections to major Belgian cities, however there are no high-speed trains.

Both tourists and residents travel free on the inner city busses (H-lijn). The out of town busses, or Red lines, are free only for residents of Hasselt.

European route E313 (Antwerp-Liège) and the European route E314 (Brussels-Aachen) serves auto travellers.