#Masterpieces

La Maison du Roi (The King’s House)

The most important work in our collection is undoubtedly the building that houses the museum. It is called “Maison du Roi” in French and “Broodhuis” in Dutch. This neo-Gothic building, as we know it today, dates back to the last quarter of the 19th century. Its unparalleled history perfectly reflects the heritage of the city.

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Covid-19 info

Dear visitors,

Our teams welcome you from Tuesday to Sunday from 10AM to 5PM, in compliance with the rules of social distancing and hygiene measures.
The Brussels City Museum has obtained the Brussels Health Safety Label.

The reservation of your visit is compulsory via our reservation platform.

Guided tours for school groups are back.
Reservation is required via our online form.

To ensure the safety of visitors and our staff, wearing a mask is strongly recommended.

Guided tours for adults and groups are still suspended at the moment.

Thank you for your understanding and enjoy your visit.

News

Free Museums for students

03.04.21 > 18.04.21

Are you a student and want to take your mind off things? On the occasion of the Easter holidays, discover for free the incredible collection of the museum telling the story of the city.

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Heritage Day

24.04.21 > 25.04.21

On the occasion of the heritage days in Flanders and Brussels, the museum is free.

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The Three Graces restored to their former beauty

26.04.21 > 02.05.21

In 2021 the fountain of the Three Graces is the focus of a study conducted with a view to its full restoration. In April the restorers will conduct tests to draw up a restoration protocol.

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Nocturnes

10.06.21 > 10.06.21

Discover the incredible history of Brussels tapestries, the secrets of the Grand-Place or the real statue of Manneken-Pis preciously preserved in the museum.

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