BELGIUM · EXPERIENCES
Belgium’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets in Belgium. The ones worth crossing a city for, with what they cost, how long they run and who to book through.
Atomium entry plus Design Museum ticket in Brussels. See 360-degree city views, light-and-sound exhibits, and Belgian design for about $19.
Most Popular“The ride up, the panoramic views, and the key holder souvenirs with your picture in it! I loved it here!”
Mini-Europe in Brussels packs 350 mini landmarks, Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower, plus EU games indoors. Ticket includes guidebook.
“Very enlightening and informative….i loved the anthems that could be heard as well! Beautiful place!”
Autoworld in Brussels is a self-paced visit through 250+ classic vehicles in a historic 1880 museum, with a rotating exhibition.
“Very large museum, ashame there is no audio guide to talk about the history of the automobile”
Visit Brussels’ Museum of Illusions with a $22 entry ticket for 60+ interactive, photo-friendly mind games in about 1 hour.
“I booked to go with my partner to this museum, but he ended up being sick so couldn't make it. I informed the lady on reception how upsetting this was as we only had 4 days in Brussels for our holiday and she was exceptionally helpful and made the experience more fun for me. She…”
Step into 1435 Bruges with Historium story, interactive exhibition, and VR flight over medieval streets and landmarks. Practical visit tips.
“You could learn a lot of the Bruges history with interactivity. It did not get tiring after a while as it does in other museums where you only have to listen to the audio guide. since most of the old architecture doesn't exist anymore, it was clever to use augumented reality and virtual reality to…”
Step into Train World in Schaerbeek station to see real steam engines, railway cottages, and the Draw me a train! art exhibit.
“This Museum is a must see trip if you are in Brussel and have Children, are interested in trains, technic or history. Very pleasant possibility to understand and look into the life of your grandparents”
Bruges’ Historium blends a story-driven museum with a short VR ride, plus a Market Square viewpoint. Prebook for an easy visit.
“The VR experience. we also found the staff very helpful (I am disabled). It was interesting to see the story of the young apprentice and then go on a trip through medieval Bruges.”
Train World Brussels is a family-friendly train museum near Schaerbeek, with five steam engines, a free audio guide, and hands-on fun.
“L'assistance pour mes parents âges a été remarquable Un fauteuil roulant à été mis à la disposition de ma mère qui ne marche plus bien (je conseille de tel pour le réserver). Les collaborateurs du Musée ont été charmants et nous ont bien aides et guides Merci à eux, remarquable Musée pour petits et grands…”
Step into Historium Bruges for a one-day medieval story with audio guide, interactive exhibition, and panoramic views over Markt and the Belfry.
“Aimed more at children”
Skip the ticket line at Bruges Church of Our Lady, see Michelangelo’s Madonna and explore Gothic art, mausoleums, and the museum.
“It was amazing to see Michelangelo‘s “Madonna”—absolutely exquisite. Beautiful church.”
Explore Bruges’ interactive beer museum with an English tablet audio guide and a bar of Belgian draught beers, with alcohol-free options.
“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…”
Skip-the-worry Autoworld entry in Brussels. See 250+ vehicles, royal limousines, and classic icons in a historic Cinquantenaire setting.
“Must see brussels museum. My son and I nuts about any mechanical vehicles plane's, Trains and Auto’s. It just so happen to have US Mustangs there in our visit. It was awesome.”
Frietmuseum Bruges ticket: potato-to-frites history in the Saaihalle building, English audioguides, medieval cellar fries for purchase.
“This is a self-guided tour over several floors of a building, with a LOT of reading required. Some of the displays were quite 'child-like' in their presentation, so it will suit all ages, but some of it is a bit 'average'.”
LEGO Discovery Centre Brussels ticket for 1 day of 12 activity zones, MINI WORLD, LEGO 4D movies, workshops, and nonstop brick fun.
Aqualibi is Belgium’s big indoor water park in Wallonia, with a 25-meter slide tower, kids areas, and six thrills for $42.
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