Brussels South Karting

In Frasnes-lez-Gosselies, between Brussels and Charleroi, Brussels South Karting lays out an outdoor track five hundred metres long and six wide, with a layout described as both technical and fast. The fleet counts around twenty adult karts, a dozen children's karts and a two-seater accessible to people with reduced mobility, enough to welcome every kind of driver.

The centre looks after its guests with a clubhouse offering a panoramic view over the track, family slots on Saturday lunchtimes and times reserved for children on weekday evenings. Catering and team-building packages round out the offer, built as much for spur-of-the-moment outings as for organised groups. You drive outdoors, in daylight, in the mood of a real racing circuit.

Frasnes-lez-Gosselies sits in Hainaut, halfway between the capital and Charleroi, right next to Brussels South Charleroi airport, which gave the track its name. The region, made of farmland and business parks, is easy to reach by motorway. Brussels South Karting holds a prime spot for open-air fans in central Wallonia, a short way from the towns and the main routes alike. The track opens from Tuesday to Sunday depending on the season, and booking is advised for groups, especially at weekends when it fills up quickly.