Do you want to visit NATO HQ?

Last updated: 23/03/2009 //

Visiting NATO HQ in a professional capasity

If you are visiting in a professional capasity, a NATO HQ pass is required. For this please contact natopass@mfa.no

Public visits

School classes, organizations and interested groups are welcome to visit NATO Headquarters in Brussels. The visits are arranged by NATO's Public Diplomacy Division, the division responsible for informing the wider public about NATO's activities and policies.

A visit to NATO HQ normally takes approximately three hours and consists of two parts. First, a general introduction to NATO and information about current political issues is held by a representative from NATO International Staff. The briefing is followed by a meeting with a representative from the Norwegian Delegation, who will inform about Norway’s work in NATO. If your group has a particular interest in a topic you are welcome to make a request for the briefings to also cover this subject.

NATO HQ is located in the north eastern part of Brussels close to Zaventem airport. Upon request NATO can help organising transport to and from the NATO HQ and your hotel in Brussels. 

Due to security restrictions it is not possible to have a guided tour of the Headquarters.

Visits have to be booked in advance. If you are interested in visiting NATO HQ, please contact visits@hq.nato.int.

 

Delegation office hours are:

Monday - Thursday 09.00 - 17.00

Friday 09.00 - 16.00

Saturday and Sunday closed

Holidays: 

The Delegation follows NATO specified holidays and will be closed on the following dates for 2012:

New Year 2011/2012  29-30 December
Good Friday                       6 April
Easter Monday                   9 April
Labour Day                        1 May
Ascension Day                 17 May
Whit Monday                   28 May
Belgian National Day      23 July
Assuption Day                 15 August
All Saint's Day                  1 November
Christmas                   24 – 28 December
New Year 2012/2013   31 December - 2 January

        


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