Practical
Our venues
From Schouwburg to STUK, from the Library to OPEK, from Cinema ZED to M-Leuven... Rode Hond is throwing a family party throughout the city!
How to get there?
The best way to reach Rode Hond is on foot, by bike or by public transport.
If you do come by car, use the handy route and parking planner.
accessibility
Most Rode Hond locations are extremely accessible.
Only Zaal de Kring and the Comenius building are not wheelchair accessible.
Winter time
On Sunday October 26th, clocks are turned backward 1 hour to local standard time (3 a.m. becomes 2 a.m.).
Keep this in mind when setting your agenda.
With an extra hour of sleep, you'll be ready for a full day of activities.
Lunch with Kids
Looking for a nice place to have lunch during Rode Hond? Some Rode Hond locations also serve lunch. These include the vegetarian eatery Het strand above the cinema at Cinema ZED, Brasserie 't Oud Gasthuys at 30CC/Wagehuys and Vleugel F, Café Entrepot
in OPEK, or order a stack of delicious pancakes at the festival centre.
Visit Leuven has found a few more child-friendly lunch spots.
Discover Leuven
Centrally located in Belgium and completely unique: that's Leuven.
The centuries-old university city with its historic buildings is very much in tune with the 21st century. Leuven has a young dynamic and is bursting with initiatives. This can-do city is a breeding ground for innovation: spin-offs from the internationally renowned university, unexpected collaborations and projects where science, art, culture and society converge.
In the pedestrian streets and spacious squares, students help set the pace and atmosphere, while shops, cafés and restaurants provide conviviality and gastronomy, beer flows and ideas sparkle.
Leuven is a city on a human scale, surrounded by green hills that allow the city to breathe. With a rich and full cultural offering, Leuven is worth visiting all year round.
