Visit the Museums of the city of Brussels
Four museums, one city
Brussels has more stories than any one museum can hold. Fortunately, you don’t have to stop at just one. The Brussels City Museum – Maison du Roi is the starting point, but Brussels has much more to offer. Nearby, three museums each open a different window onto the Brussels identity.
All museums are located in the heart of Brussels, within walking distance of the Grand Place and easily accessible by public transport. Combine multiple visits in a single day for a truly immersive Brussels experience.
Brussels City Museum – Maison du Roi
Located on the Grand Place, the most beautiful square in the world, the Brussels City Museum invites you to discover the turbulent and fascinating history of the city. Masterpieces of painting and sculpture, a scale model illustrating Brussels in the 13th century, and exceptional tapestries all tell the story of this extraordinary city. Discover unique works, including the original weathervane of the Town Hall, representing Saint Michael. And it is here that you can admire the real statue of Manneken-Pis!
Buy your tickets online via this page. A combined ticket with the GardeRobe MannekenPis is also available.
GardeRobe MannekenPis
Did you know Manneken-Pis has a wardrobe of over 1,200 costumes? This museum, steps away from the famous statue, reveals one of Brussels’ most charming and quirky sides.
Fashion & Lace Museum
Brussels has a centuries-old tradition in lacemaking and fashion. The Fashion & Lace Museum brings that heritage to life and shows how contemporary designers continue to draw from it.
Sewer Museum
Bold, surprising and genuinely fascinating: the Sewer Museum takes you underground into the hidden world beneath Brussels. An experience that stays with you, whatever your age.