BRUSSELS
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 9 most popular brussels museums in Brussels. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Atomium and Design Museum Brussels in one day: 360° views, RESTART light-and-sound, CENTRALE exhibits, plus Belgian design and plastics.
“great experience...very informative...not to crowdy...enough time to see all”
Autoworld Brussels is a 1-day ticket to see 250+ cars and more, plus rotating exhibitions in an 1880 building near the park.
“was a great experience not rushed when you get in there to see all the different bikes and cars. walk round at your own pace definitely worth the money”
Brussels Museum of Illusions entry lets you test optical tricks, solve puzzles, and grab silly photos on a roughly 1-hour visit.
“Great way to spend a couple of hours. Excellent and very informative. Lovely wee tour.”
An hour with 130+ Banksy pieces and full-size murals in central Brussels, mostly self-paced inside a former fabric house.
“Really good exhibition definitely value for money.”
Train World in Brussels shows five steam engines, the Pays de Waes locomotive, and the Draw me a train! exhibit in the historic Schaerbeek station.
“Odd about the animals on the leaflet The display of clothing was good however it was hard to see behind the walls and wasn’t in English”
Timed Train World entry in Brussels with five steam engines, royal cars, railway cottages, audio guide, and Draw me a train! exhibition.
“Easy to get to. Lots to see. Steam engines very interesting. Lunch at the cafe was good. Stayed about 2.5 hours.”
Prebook Autoworld Museum entry in Brussels with an English audioguide. See 250+ cars and motorcycles in Cinquantenaire Park.
“trés belle exposition sur la marque porsche . tres beau musée automobile . Déja fait plusieurs fois .”
BELvue Museum in Brussels uses a free phone audio guide to explore Belgium’s history and society through seven themed rooms and objects.
“Très belle exposition”
Step into medieval Brussels at the Halle Gate museum, with vaulted rooms, an audio guide, and tower views for about $8.
“Reste ouvert malgré les travaux de rénovation. Très belle visite, beaucoup d'informations sur l'histoire de Bruxelles. ça vaut le détour.”
