Good news for fans of the most famous wizard: Harry Potter: The Exhibition will soon be coming to Brussels Expo. Having already traveled to several cities in Europe, North America, and Australia, this traveling exhibition offers an immersive experience into the world of the saga through recreated sets, original costumes, and interactive installations. It’s an opportunity to (re)discover the locations, objects, and characters that have left a lasting impression on several generations of fans. While waiting for tickets to go on sale, you can join a waiting list to be notified first.
16 July 2026 10:00 + more dates
Between collectibles and iconic sets

Unlike a traditional exhibition where items are simply displayed behind glass cases, this one takes a more immersive approach. Visitors will be able to admire numerous original costumes and props used in the official productions, including wands, iconic outfits, and several other iconic objects from the saga.
The tour also takes visitors through recreations of locations that have become iconic over the course of the films. From Hagrid’s hut to the Great Hall, including the famous cupboard under the stairs at Privet Drive, each space has been designed to recreate the atmosphere of the various settings and offer plenty of opportunities to linger over the details.
A visit where you do more than just observe

The exhibition also places a strong emphasis on interactivity. Right at the start of the tour, a wristband allows visitors to personalize their experience by choosing their House, wand, and Patronus. Throughout the experience, visitors can then interact with various installations spread across some twenty rooms.
On the agenda: pulling up a Mandrake in the botanical greenhouse, brewing a potion, casting the Riddikulus spell against a Boggart, or even trying to score points by throwing a Snitch through Quidditch hoops. All of this makes the visit more fun, whether you know the saga by heart or simply want to explore behind the scenes of this universe.
Harry Potter™: The Exhibition
16 July 2026 10:00 + more dates