Other ways to book your seat

Other ways to book your seats

The venues for concerts at the Stavelot Festival are not large - for example, the church can accommodate between 200 and 400; and that is part of the charm of the festival. In addition, many seats are taken through subscription packages for either morning and/or evening performances.
We would urge you to make your booking as soon as possible.

SALE and RENTAL

How to book your tickets for our concerts

!!!! ->The Festival is keeping the seats of Subscribers and Honorary Members in reserve until 1 June, at which time all the seats will be open on the seating plans.
Thank you for your understanding.

 There are three ways of booking:

  1. Via the online ticket offices open from 6 April 2024: www.festivaldestavelot.be and www.lesfestivalsdewallonie.be
  2. By post, until 25 May 2024
    - For Friends of the Festival, by printing the order form (or on the leaflet if you received it by post)
    Request tickets & subscriptions
    - For Former Subscribers by printing the order form (or on the leaflet if you received it by post)
    Renewal of old season tickets
    By post, from 1st June 2024
    - For all subscribers by printing the order form (or on the leaflet if you received it by post
    ->Request for tickets & new season ticketsand sending it back completed to Festival de Stavelot - Festival office, Abbaye, Salon Arthur Grumiaux
    B - 4970 STAVELOT
    Mail: ticket@festivaldestavelot.be

  3. By telephone or visit to the Festival office at Stavelot Abbey. The office is open from 15 July and during the
    festival, from 10 am to 12.30 pm, except on Sundays and public holidays. Tel: +32 (0)80 86 27 34. 

Outside these dates, you can call the Stavelot Tourist Office on +32 (0)80 86 27 06. 

IMPORTANT : 

Any tickets not paid for two days before the concert may be put back on sale. Tickets and subscriptions cannot be returned or exchanged. They will only be issued upon receipt of payment.

International cheque payments being taxable by more or less 20 €, could you please make a bank transfer instead.