BRUSSELS
Brussels’ best, in one list.
The 10 most popular brussels museum tickets in Brussels right now. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Skip the hassle and enjoy Atomium’s 360-degree views plus Design Museum Brussels, with RESTART and Future-themed exhibits included.
Most Popular“Amazing to see. Had a drink in the restaurant at the top, great views. There are exhibitions in each ball, we did not have time to do this but would recommend to do it.”
See Europe’s biggest landmarks as detailed miniatures in Brussels. Skip the ticket line, play animations, and test EU knowledge indoors.
“We enjoyed the whole experience, although we had to rush the last part due to lack of time.”
Autoworld Brussels: see 250+ cars and motorcycles plus rotating exhibitions in an 1880 landmark, with an audio guide and 1-day entry.
“Was a really good experience, well worth the money we paid. Would do this again if I visit brussels again.”
Visit the Museum of Illusions in Brussels for 60+ interactive photo moments and brain-teasing puzzles in about an hour for $22.
“Visiting the Museum of illusions was quite funny. It helped us learn and experiment many things too. We definitely recommend it if you are in Brussels. The staff was pleasant and very helpful. Keep it up 😀.”
Brussels Banksy Museum: a calm 1-hour visit with 130+ works, real-size murals, and photo-friendly street-art storytelling.
“It was a self guided tour but I learnt soo much about banksy it was an amazing experience now I would like to see some of his other museums! This is definitely a hidden gem!”
Step into Train World in Schaerbeek station to see steam locomotives, interactive exhibits, and the Draw me a train! art show.
“Probably the best museum scenography I have ever seen. Go !”
Step into Train World in Brussels for a rail-lover’s dream: steam engines, royal cars, an audio guide, and a fun driving simulator.
“Great experience. We loved to see the different cars from different genres and years. Took us about 1.5 hours”
Autoworld in Brussels is an easy, confirmed-entry car museum near Cinquantenaire Park, with an included audioguide and 250+ vehicles.
“Interesting to walk round. Lots of information about the cars that were there. My husband really enjoyed it”
Spend one weather-proof day at Belgium’s big indoor Aqualibi water park with a 25-meter tower, family zones, and 6-slide fun.
BELvue Museum in Brussels covers Belgium’s history and society in seven themes, with a free mobile audio guide and a 200-object gallery.
“musée à découvrir pour connaître ce beau pays”
The whole city, plus the fairytale towns and battlefields a short train ride away.
