OUR CITIES IN BELGIUM
Photo booths in Belgium’s main cities
Whether you run a bar in Brussels, a hotel in Bruges, a shopping centre in Charleroi or a festival in Ghent, the principle is the same: free installation, maintenance included, commission on every photo sold.
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Brussels
Bars, rooftops, shopping centres, events
Brussels concentrates a large share of the country’s nightlife and tourism: bars in the city centre and Saint-Géry, terraces and rooftops, the Ixelles and Châtelain neighbourhoods, afterworks in the European Quarter, shopping centres and major events such as Plaisirs d’Hiver. Our team responds quickly across all 19 municipalities, for installation as well as maintenance.
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Antwerp
Nightlife, shopping, hotels
Belgium’s second city, Antwerp attracts an urban and international crowd: bars and clubs in Het Zuid and Eilandje, shopping on the Meir, city-centre hotels and a busy cultural calendar. Photo booths work particularly well in cocktail bars, trendy venues and high-footfall retail spaces.
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Ghent
Student city, bars, Gentse Feesten
One of Belgium’s largest student cities, with a very lively bar scene and the Gentse Feesten every July, one of Europe’s biggest urban festivals. Cafés in the historic centre, concert halls and event venues offer a young crowd that loves taking home a printed photo of their night out.
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Liège
Le Carré, Outremeuse, Christmas Village
Liège is where Booth by La Fox Box started. Le Carré, Outremeuse, the city-centre brasseries and the Christmas Village, one of the largest Christmas markets in the country: Liège has a party culture that is a perfect fit for photo booths. We know the city and its venues, and we respond quickly.
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Charleroi
Airport, shopping centres, leisure
With the country’s second airport, its shopping centres and leisure complexes, Charleroi sees a large and varied crowd. A photo booth turns waiting time or a family outing into a printed souvenir, in terminals, shopping arcades, bowling alleys or cinemas.
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Bruges
Tourism, hotels, Christmas market
Bruges welcomes a very large number of visitors from all over the world every year. Hotels, brasseries, bars in the historic centre and the Christmas market: here the photo booth acts as a modern postcard that tourists take home and share on their return.
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Namur
Citadel, students, festivals
Capital of Wallonia and a university town, Namur combines student life, tourism around the Citadel and open-air festivals. City-centre bars, event halls and leisure venues find in the photo booth a simple attraction, loved by students and families alike.
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Leuven
Oude Markt, student life
Leuven lives to the rhythm of its students. The Oude Markt, often called the longest bar in Europe, lines an entire square with cafés. A photo booth quickly becomes a night-out ritual among friends, with frames that change with the semester, exams and student parties.