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.