Parc du Cinquantenaire 11
1000 Brussels
Belgium
Latest update corona situation : We are open (7/7)
Tel. : +32 2 736.41.65
Fax : +32 2 736.51.36
Henceforth, when you visit the Museum, you will enjoy a splendid clear view of the Arche du Cinquantenaire and its park. This is due to the fact that parking is no longer authorised on the Esplanade (*) in order to preserve the historic and patrimonial aspects of the site.
Perhaps some may recall … it was the case back in 1972 for the Brussels Grand-Place and we appreciate how enjoyable it is to stroll around there now.
Let us venture that it will restore all the Cinquantenaire’s lustre and fully benefit the surrounding museums and the visitors.
But what then … How to get there?
By public transport:
The Brussels-Capital Region is a Low Emission Zone (LEZ). If you’re travelling by car or in a van, check the lez.brussels site to find out if your vehicle is affected.
If your vehicle does not comply with the LEZ access criteria: You can buy a day pass or use one of the many available alternatives to travel in the LEZ.
Vehicles registered abroad must first be registered before travelling in the LEZ. Registration is free.
Thank you for taking part in this regional effort to improve air quality and public health.
Adults | 12€* |
Adults group 15 pers | 9€* |
Seniors (65+) | 10€* |
Students & disabled persons | 9€* |
Children (6 to 11 year old) | 5€* |
Children < 6 year old | Free |
*Audioguide included |
Including the visit off the museum
From 01.04 to 30.09 | 10:00 > 18:00 |
From 01.10 to 31.03 | 10:00 > 17:00 |
Weekend | 10:00 > 18:00 |
From mediaeval armour to the F-16: discover 12 centuries of European military history! Worldwide reference collections, great temporary exhibitions and external sites. Spectacular panoramic view of Brussels. Visit our website www.klm-mra.be
The Cinquantenaire Museum (Art and History Museum) is a genuine time machine. Take a fascinating trip through the world’s greatest civilizations and discover Egyptian mummies, pre-Columbian artefacts, masterpieces of the European Middle Ages and a gallo-roman coin treasure. And why stop there? There is so much more to see!
Place Jourdan 1, 1040 Brussels, Belgium
Since the end of January an entirely renewed audio guide is available. Visitors have the opportunity to choose whatever they might want to hear more about, and per zone several exceptional cars are highlighted. On the audio guide’s screen one can view and admire the interior of 17 cars, thanks to special 360° photographs. In a few weeks the tour will be further enhanced with additional pictures, videos, the Spanish version and a Kids’ tour, in French, Dutch and English.
The audio guide is a small, sturdy specially designed Android device with a 5" screen, on which the photographs splendidly come into their own. Visitors can use their own earpiece.
The hardware originates from Imagineear, with whom Autoworld worked closely regarding the creation of the content. The witty script is written by Bart Lenaerts (Waft) and in the Dutch version the narrators are Guy De Pré and Britt Van Marsenille; in the French visitors will undoubtedly recognise the voices of Charlotte Baut and Dominique Dricot.
The use of the Audio guide is included in the admission fee.