Autoworld Museum Brussels closes 2025 with a fourth consecutive attendance record, welcoming more than 245,000 visitors. This achievement confirms the museum’s position among the most visited museums in Brussels, at a time when overall museum attendance in the city has declined. 

The success is driven by a strong and coherent programme combining the permanent collection with high-quality temporary exhibitions and engaging events that encourage visitors to return throughout the year.

The year was marked by several major highlights, including “110 Years Maserati”, “Rally Legends – From Dust To Glory”, the 70th anniversary of the Citroën DS, the highly successful summer exhibition “Big in Japan”, “German Tuners”, and the major end-of-year exhibition “Mercedes – The Story of the Star”, on view until February 2026. 

These exhibitions were complemented by popular events such as the Love Bugs Parade, Cars & Coffee gatherings, Museum Night Fever, and a remarkable auction organised in collaboration with Aguttes auction house.

Building on this strong momentum, Autoworld is already looking ahead to 2026, a landmark year marking the museum’s 40th anniversary. The programme will include new exhibitions dedicated to Lancia and Aston Martin, alongside a series of flagship events. 

A major renovation is also planned for 2027, underlining Autoworld’s ambition to continue developing and innovating for the benefit of automotive enthusiasts and heritage lovers.Si tu veux, je peux aussi te fournir une version plus courte, une version réseaux sociaux, ou une adaptation presse internationale.