Belgium · TICKETS
Museums, towers, breweries and the city cards that bundle them. The 15 below are compared on price, on how long they stay valid and on whether they get you past the queue.
Review of Brussels’ Atomium and Design Museum ticket, with panoramic views, light shows, practical tips, value advice, and access notes.
“Lunch and views from the restaurant were amazing! Overall great experience.”
Review of Brussels Mini-Europe, with 350 detailed monuments, interactive displays, EU history, practical tips, and honest advice on value.
“More monuments could be added. Overall nice. No shade so carry umbrella.”
Explore 250 historic cars, motorcycles, coaches, and changing automotive displays at Brussels Autoworld Museum for a flexible one-day visit.
“If you re from ireland and like old cars,it s a brilliant pace to go, full of choice !”
Test your senses at Brussels Museum of Illusions, with 60-plus interactive displays, photo tricks, puzzles, and friendly staff.
“My daughter and I had a very good experience at the Musuem, we liked the illusions and we had a very helpful and kind guide, Hannah.”
Explore Bruges’ Frietmuseum, trace the potato’s journey from Peru to Belgium, and finish with optional fries in a medieval cellar.
“Really exceeded our expectations! It was fun, informative and interesting.”
Step into medieval Bruges with the Historium Story, interactive exhibits, and a thrilling VR flight over the city in 1435.
“Brilliant VR experience and great interactive rooms. Really enjoyed it”
Explore Belgium’s railway story at Train World in historic Schaerbeek station, with steam engines, interactive displays, a museum app, and family-friendly exhibits.
“Probably the best museum scenography I have ever seen. Go !”
Step into medieval Bruges with a story-led museum visit, multilingual audio guide, eight-minute VR ride, and Markt views.
“A little hokey, but interesting. Gives you a real sense of life in Brugge in the Middle Ages but doesn’t go in to great detail”
Step into medieval Bruges at Historium, with a film-led love story, interactive exhibits, audio guides, and Market Square views.
Explore Brussels Train World, home to five steam engines, royal carriages, interactive exhibits, and a train simulator for all ages.
“My Mom and I went and checked this museum out. The audio guide was 2 euros and was worth the price. It gave lots of interesting stories and facts that weren't written on any of the didactics around the museum. The reason for a 4/5 review was we found the staff to be a bit rude and unhelpful and the museum itself was very confusing to find your way around and there was not a lot of signage directing you how to exit. Overall though the trains were super cool, you could climb into many of them to get a better look, and the kids that were visiting with other…”
See Michelangelo’s Madonna and Child, Gothic art, and royal mausoleums at Bruges’ Church of Our Lady for $11.
“Wonderful setting for Michelangelo’s Madonna and child. While the church was a bit crowded, tickets for the section with the statue were easy to obtain and the far fewer people there were all respectful of the setting. A moving experience.”
Explore Belgian beer history in Bruges with an interactive audio tour, kids’ story, 16 taps, and a beer shop overlooking the square.
“We enjoyed our visit and the use of individual iPads was clever but the explanation of how to use them wasn’t clear. We would have missed a lot of information if a kind visitor hadn’t shown us what to do. We were then able to help another couple with similar issues. It was interesting and we learnt some more about beer but I don’t think we would go again.”
Explore Brussels Autoworld Museum, home to 250 historic vehicles, royal limousines, motorcycles, and changing exhibitions.
“The selection of cars with historical information to where you didn't feel overwhelmed, but you got a great amount of knowledge and could focus on the vehicles' presence. Displayed very well and very clean museum.”
Review of Brussels LEGO Discovery Centre, with 12 play zones, MINI WORLD, 4D films, workshops, prices, rules, and family tips.
Bruges’ Frietmuseum traces the potato and Belgian fries through a historic building, with optional cellar tasting and English audioguides.
“Tired and tough topic to create a whole museum around, not geared towards anyone but kids. Thought we’d have a friet tasting but you had to purchase. Staff was great, but would pass unless you have a rainy afternoon and little kids.”
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