Belgium · MUSEUMS IN BRUSSELS
The 15 best museums in Brussels you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Atomium and Design Museum Brussels in one ticket, with 360-degree views, sound-and-light shows, Belgian design exhibits, and a smartphone game.
“super recommended of you are a sucker for modern architecture structures, and the design museum is small but nice and free bathrooms.”
Choco-Story Brussels is a chocolate museum with an audio guide, welcome tastings, and a live praline-making demo in central Brussels.
“Really good. Very informative and the chocolate tasting at the end of the tour was the best”
Make chocolate tablets and lollies, taste pralines, then tour the Choco-Story museum with an audioguide in Brussels.
“Excellent masterclass and great chocolate history museum. You can bring home all the chocolate you made 🥰”
Autoworld Brussels is a one-day ticket to see 250+ cars and motorcycles in an 1880 landmark, with a rotating exhibition and audio guide.
“Very large museum, ashame there is no audio guide to talk about the history of the automobile”
A 1-hour Museum of Illusions in Brussels with 60+ interactive photo moments, puzzles, and friendly staff. A great rainy-day stop.
“Fun and interactive, got some great photos and videos! Only took us an hour to go around, instead of the expected 2, but a fun way to dodge the rain!”
See Banksy’s world in Brussels at your pace: 130+ artworks, real-size murals, and a calm, one-hour permanent exhibition near Place de Brouckere.
“I enjoyed seeing so many works. I would have liked some information on every piece, explaining the thoughts behind the piece, not just on a few.”
Step into Train World in Brussels, housed in the historic Schaerbeek station, and explore steam engines, interactive displays, and Draw me a train!
“This Museum is a must see trip if you are in Brussel and have Children, are interested in trains, technic or history. Very pleasant possibility to understand and look into the life of your grandparents”
Choco-Story Brussels turns Belgian chocolate into a self-paced museum visit with a live praline demo and included tastings.
“Quality facts. Loved the lesson and samples. Many of the games did not work. So that was a bummer but we made it all the same. Not to mention 49 scanner did not work.”
Timed Train World entry in Brussels with five steam engines, a free audio guide, and family-friendly, hands-on moments in a former station.
“Your website is a shame You let think to the people that's the museum website You don't propose that museum pass is available so we paid through your website when this was not necessary I will never recommand your website and will take care never to use it again”
Confirmed Autoworld Museum entry in central Brussels with an English audioguide. Explore 250+ cars and bikes in 1 to 2 hours.
“Must see brussels museum. My son and I nuts about any mechanical vehicles plane's, Trains and Auto’s. It just so happen to have US Mustangs there in our visit. It was awesome.”
Make chocolate tablets, lollipops, and mendiants at Choco-Story Brussels, then explore the museum with an audio guide in 11 languages.
“We had amazing experience the teacher was lovely and we had so much fun and the chocolate taste delicious”
Frietmuseum Brussels is a hands-on fries history with a multi-language audio guide and a cone of Belgian fries included.
“Experience was great. Diamond and flo the fry masters were awesome!”
Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels, Roman Roma, Egyptian mummies, global collections, and an easy Cinquantenaire Park picnic.
“El museo es impresionante y lo disfrutan grandes y chicos.”
Brussels Comic Art Museum ticket for comics fans: Tintin and Smurfs context, original art, Art Nouveau Victor Horta home, AR and library.
Self-paced BELvue Museum ticket in Brussels, with a free mobile audio guide and a seven-room Belgium story in one day.
“musée à découvrir pour connaître ce beau pays”
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