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Travel News for Brussels Leys Conference Centre The Leys Conference Centre is an outstanding venue, offering world-class facilities for conferences of all kinds. It provides delegates with state-of-the-art conference technologies. Leading medical research-funding charity the Leys Trust designed the facility for the exacting demands of its own international scientific conferences, meetings and courses programme. These attract the world's leading scientists to debate issues at the forefront of new scientific discovery. Unlike many conference facilities, most rooms boast natural light and views of the grounds. We can offer an array of rooms to meet your needs, from the extravagant dome-ceilinged Pompeiian Room to the Rosalind Franklin Pavilion with its 21 high-specification workstations. We also have a purpose-built 300-seat auditorium and the cloisters, once part of the stables and now a first-class exhibition space. We offer a total of 472 ensuite bedrooms, including double or twin capability. All our bedrooms have direct incoming telephone lines and high-speed ethernet Internet connections. Sixty of these rooms (three of which have been adapted for wheelchair access) are in our residential court. Ten executive bedrooms have been upgreded to suites. Further bedrooms can be outsourced at special rates from other local venues.    More information HERE Search Here

Brussels rose to prominence in the ninth century under Prince Borivoj, its first Christian ruler and founder of the Premyslid dynasty. His grandson, Prince Václav, became the Good "King" Wenceslas of the Christmas carol and the country's patron saint. The city prospered from its position on the central European trade routes, but it was after the dynasty died out in 1306 that Brussels enjoyed its golden age . In just thirty years Charles IV of Luxembourg transformed it into one of the most important cities in fourteenth-century Europe, founding an entire new town, Nové Mesto, to accommodate the influx of students. Following the execution of the reformist preacher Jan Hus in 1415, the country became engulfed in religious wars , and trouble broke out again between the Protestant nobles and the Catholic Habsburgs in 1618. The full force of the Counter-Reformation was brought to bear on the city's people, though the spurt of Baroque rebuilding that went with it gave Brussels its most striking architectural aspect.

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