Belgium · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See the Atomium's 360 views and exhibitions plus the Design Museum Brussels on one self-guided day ticket.
“Make sure to visit while in Brussels. Unique and magnificent building, wonderful views and great atmosphere”
Autoworld in Brussels maps the car’s story with 250+ vehicles, an audio guide, and rotating exhibitions in a landmark 1880 building.
“Could do with some air conditioning or decent airflow”
Belgian Beer World in Brussels: interactive exhibits, 3 included beer tastings, and a rooftop pour with views from Beerlab.
“Fantastic! What an awesome museum, it’s HUGE! Certainly interesting lots of fantastic things to read and activities to partake it. Well worth the money - fantastic tasting list at the roof top bar too, will definitely visit again if we’re in Brussels!”
Step into Brussels largest Museum of Illusions, with 60+ interactive photo stops and brain puzzles in about an hour. Ticket cost $22.
“It was one of the best things we did in Brussels on our trip. Not too busy but good fun. Was there about an hour. Friendly staff too!”
Visit the only fries museum in the world in Bruges, learn potato and fry history, then (optionally) eat in the medieval cellar.
“Really exceeded our expectations! It was fun, informative and interesting.”
Step into 1435 Bruges with Historium Story and VR, then explore medieval rooms. Fly over landmarks with an audio guide in many languages.
“experience overall is great. AR part is bit below expectations however second part of experience is stronger and well use of digital tools”
Step into Train World in Brussels, an old station museum with big steam engines, hands-on exhibits, and a creative temporary show included.
“We used the parking next to the museum. We paid FULL amount for 4 hours = 10.56 EUROS. Museum visitors only pay a maximum of 3.90 Euros for the first 4 hours. The museum did not inform us about this. We left at 15h30, we could not go back to the museum for information and make a claim. Disappointing.”
Historium Story and VR in Bruges, Belgium. A 75-minute medieval film and audio tour plus an 8-minute hand-powered VR trip.
“Loved the virtual reality experience. Also, the entire movie experience was brilliant. The actors were really good.”
Bruges Historium Medieval Experience is a story-driven indoor trip into the Golden Age, with an audio guide, interactive exhibits, and a Market Square view.
Explore Train World in Brussels, with steam engines, interactive moments, and an audio guide, plus a nearby lunch stop at Schaerbeek.
“Les anciennes locomotives 🚂, la maison du garde barrière, le wagon royal …la propreté de l’endroit Le feu de signalisation et la sonnerie avertissant que la barrière va se fermer et qu’in train arrive”
Skip the ticket line at Bruges’ Church of Our Lady Museum to see Michelangelo’s *Madonna and Child* and the tombs of Charles the Bold.
“Such a small fee to see the Madonna and Child. The church itself is gorgeous and has many elaborately painted statues and paintings. The hallway leading around to the Madonna is absolutely stunning. Caravaggios along the walls, gorgeous statues and alters. I highly recommend paying this little bit extra to experience the full exhibit.”
Bruges Beer Experience: interactive Belgian beer museum ticket with tablet audio guide, kids tour, and a bar serving 16 draught beers.
“Great museum with self-paced audio tour. They did a great job explaining the history and cultural aspects beer with lots of whimsical and fun facts. I highly recommend you include the beer tasting at the end - nice cap to the visit!”
Reserve Autoworld Brussels with confirmed entry, an English audioguide, and a 250-vehicle museum in Cinquantenaire Park.
“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.”
Full day at LEGO Discovery Centre Brussels: 12 play zones, MINI WORLD, LEGO 4D films, and build workshops for ages 2 to 12.
Frietmuseum Bruges ticket with English audio guide, a potato and fry history in Saaihalle, plus basement fries to buy.
“Interesting history of frites from potato origins to modern French fry production. Enjoyable and an educational way to spend a rainy morning. The frites for purchase at the end were delicious.”
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