A really large and diverse museum. We have been there twice, but both times we learned a lot of new things. There should be more seating, as there is a lot of walking in the museum. It is worth setti…Full review by Tiina J
Dec 2, 2024
Really good collection of military equipment, only criticism is that some of the descriptions for the exhibits are not in English, some are some not.Full review by Richard S
Nov 30, 2024
It’s absolutely huge and has a whole lot of information about the history of Belgium, world war one and two. There are lots of weapons and even planes and tanks in a big outdoor hall. It’s thoroughly…Full review by B T
The rates have changed recently (1.1.19). The first Wednesday of of each month after 1 p.m. the museum is still free for everyone. The regular fee for adults (19 and older) now …
The rates have changed recently (1.1.19). The first Wednesday of of each month after 1 p.m. the museum is still free for everyone. The regular fee for adults (19 and older) now amounts to 10 euros; the 6 to 18 year olds pay 8 euros; children under 6 don’t pay. Entry is free for disabled people and their personal assistant. There are numerous reduced rates (students, members of youth movements, teachers, members of Belgian or foreign armed forces, veterans, groups … ). It seems best to contact the museum to be sure you qualify. There is a combined ticket (Autoworld, Royal Museum of Art and History and Royal Military Museum) at 22 euro. It is valid for 3 months. Beware: card payment only
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