Belgian Comics Center
Located in the heart of Brussels, this excellent attraction is a very interesting attraction. Permanent and temporary exhibitions are regularly renewed allow you to discover countless aspects of comic book art. The Museum of Comic Art pays tribute to the creators and heroes of the 9th Art. The museum is a meeting place for all comic book lovers in the heart of Brussels.
Immerse yourself in the incredible richness of the century-old history of Belgian comics. Numerous original drawings, unpublished documents, statuettes and games have been collected together to allow you to have fun and delight all fans and enthusiasts of the Ninth Art! The Art Nouveau building is designed on 3 levels with a glass roof.
Magritte Museum
The beautifully presented Magritte Museum holds the world’s largest collection of the surrealist pioneer’s paintings and drawings – René Magritte: 230 works and archives are displayed. Regular screenings of a 50-minute documentary provide insights into the artist’s unconventionally conventional life.
Choco-Story Brussels
Travel to the world of cocoa and chocolate, visit Choco-Story Brussels. You begin your journey in the Amazon, passing an Aztec temple and then boarding Cortes’ ship, which brought cocoa beans to Europe. You will learn how cocoa turns into chocolate. The tour ends with a traditional praline-making demonstration and tasting. This is an exceptionally delicious attraction for people who are tall and tall chocolate lovers.
Belgian Brewers Museum
This museum was built into the basement of the Brewers’ House. The guild house of trade association of brewers in Belgium. You can explore brewing equipment, watch a video about beer and sample a light or special beer at the bar at the end of the tour.
Belgian Beer World
A captivating journey through Belgium’s renowned Beer Discovery Center, where you will uncover the rich history and timeless tradition of beer in Belgian culture, a craft that has been perfected over centuries.
Train World
Train World is a museum in Brussels dedicated to the world of Belgian railways. Trainworld is a showcase of railways from the past, present and future. Trainworld houses the most beautiful and unique works from the history of Belgian railways.
The unique trainsets presented include steam locomotives, passenger carriages from various periods in which visitors can walk and sit, a mail carriage, as well as two royal carriages and a driving simulator. The museum also has a caretaker’s house from the 1950s!
Autoworld
Autoworld offers tracking of the evolution of the car. With stunning architecture and one of the most impressive car collections in Europe, Autoworld provides an unforgettable backdrop for events of all sizes, whether corporate or private, formal or festive.
The Museum has over 250 vehicles that will present the evolution of the automotive industry. Autoworld Brussels is a museum in Brussels, Belgium that displays a wide range of historic and contemporary cars.
GardeRobe MannekenPis
In the incredible Manneken-Pis
a representative selection of more than one hundred costumes is presented according to seven themes: geography, folklore, charity and citizens’ associations, trades, celebrities and characters, sports and designers.
They show the richness of this fabulous and uncommon collection, which today includes nearly 1,000 items! The sculpture’s clothing – which is a tradition dating back to the 17th century! – is still part of the folklore and historical heritage of the city of Brussels.
Musical Instruments Museum
The museum includes hands-on exhibitions that make visiting the MIM (Musical Instruments Museum) . At the beginning of the visit you will be given headphones that come alive when you get close to the various instruments and play extracts of that precise instrument on display.
The museum is made up of four floors that features over 7.000 instruments organized by different styles. There is a floor dedicated to a collection of mechanical electrical and electronic instruments, traditional musical instruments, Western classical music, and finally keys and keyboards.
