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Art, archeology, history, literature... Find out how to make the most of the museums using discount tickets and vouchers.
The Brussels area has museums representing art, archaeology, local history, crafts, and cultural heritage. Opening hours can vary and are best checked with the local tourist office. Museum PassesBrussels CardThe Brussels Card has options for a 24, 48 or 72 hour pass. The pass provides free admission to 25 museums, plus discounts to restaurants, shops, tourist attractions and unlimited travel on public transport. The Brussels Card also comes with a free guidebook in three languages, explaining everything about the participating museums, with their opening hours and contact details.
Mont des Arts PassThis pass is available for one day on Saturdays or Sundays, and gives access to the activities available from the Mont des Arts Museums and cultural institutions (usually exhibitions and concerts). Participating museums include the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, the BELvue Museum, and the Museum of Musical Instruments.
Museums In BrusselsThere are a great number of museums in Brussels, here are just a few: Royal Museums of Fine ArtsFounded two centuries ago, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts are home to twenty thousand paintings, sculptures and drawings. The treasures of the museums include works by Bosch, Bruegel, Cranach, Memling, Jordaens, Rubens, Delveaux and Magritte. The museums consist of the Ancient Art Museum, housing works from the 15th to the 17th century, the Modern Art Museum housing 19th and 20th century collections, the Weirtz Museum and the Meunier Museum.
BELvue MuseumThe BELvue Museum is located next to the Royal Palace and is the official museum of the Belgian Dynasty. The site includes the King Baudouin Memorial and remains of the Palace of Emperor Charles. The exhibitions are themed around the reigns of each of the country's 12 monarchs.
Horta MuseumFormer home of the Art Nouveau architect, Victor Horta, the museum is dedicated to the unique style of the architect.
Museum of Art and HistoryArt and history museum with over 650,000 items from ancient civilisations including Egypt, Persia and Greece. The museum provides an overview of history from prehistoric times until today with many decorative arts, lace, tapestries, silverware and glassware on display from different civilisations from all over the world.
Gueuze Museum - Cantillon BreweryThis working museum and family brewery is owned and operated by the Van Roy-Cantillon family. In operation since 1900, Lambic, Gueuze, Kriek and Faro are made here. Tours and tastings are available all year round, visitors can watch the brewing and bottling process.
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