The Circle of Friends of the China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads, a place for exchanges between past, present, and future

Supporting the revival of the China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads means participating in a new chapter of Belgian heritage. By joining this Circle of Friends, individuals and businesses contribute to the restoration, artistic, and cultural life of this exceptional place, a symbol of dialogue between cultures, art, and heritage.

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A meaningful commitment and privileges

Members of the Circle benefit from privileged and free access to all activities organized at the China House: exhibitions, conferences, concerts, official events, meetings, and cultural activities. They receive a personalized welcome and can organize their own events in an exceptional setting.

They also enjoy exclusive access to the China House annex, the fully restored former stables, connected to the Palace by a direct pedestrian link of a few meters.

This unique, fully restored space is made exclusively available to members for their private receptions, dinners, conferences, concerts, or shows, both day and night.

This annex is exclusively reserved for Circle members and institutional and private partners of the non-profit organization responsible for the restoration and cultural activities of this Belgian heritage jewel.

Tailored guided tours, led by specialized and multilingual guides, are also reserved for them, including outside public opening hours.

By supporting this project, businesses affirm their commitment to sustainability, heritage transmission, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), through an exemplary cultural model in terms of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects.

Each year, the names of the Circle members are mentioned on all communication materials of the non-profit organization China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads: publications, brochures, website, press kits, and promotional and activity materials. An honorary mention will also appear within the Palace and its annex.

Become a founding honorary member starting in 2026

From the start of restoration work in early 2026, businesses and individuals who commit to participating in the project’s funding can become founding honorary members of the Circle.

  • Businesses: from €60,000 per year, for a minimum duration of three years.
  • Individuals: from €30,000 per year, for a minimum duration of three years.

Donations are tax-deductible via the King Baudouin Foundation.

Founding honorary members will participate in the official reopening ceremonies scheduled for 2028. They will benefit from priority and free access to the entire site and exclusive use of the annex from autumn 2026 and up to three times per year, by reservation. They will also be invited to participate in the general assemblies of the non-profit organization China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads.

Become a member starting with the China House's reopening scheduled for 2028

From 2028, the Circle will open to new donor members.

  • Businesses: from €30,000 per year, with tax deduction.
  • Individuals: from €10,000 per year, with tax deduction.

These members will have free access to the China House and all its activities, as well as free annual use of the annex, by reservation.

Would you like to become a member of the Circle of Friends of the China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads or obtain more information about it?

  • Contact us by email

contact@chinahouse.be

  • Or by mail

Non-profit organization China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads
Avenue de la Toison d’Or, 87 – 1060 Saint-Gilles (temporary address until December 2026)

  • Donations made via the King Baudouin Foundation

Account: BE10 0000 0000 0404
BIC: GEBABEBB
Structured communication: 623/4003/20022

  • Donations made directly to the non-profit organization China House and the Countries of the Silk Roads

Account (Belfius): BE62 0689 5523 0361
BIC: GKCCBEBB
Communication: China House Donation