Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
A dense tour from Flemish masters to modern art, with Brussels’ cultural history written in paint. Come for the classics, stay for the unexpected corners.
Museum halls
A tour of the finest frames and a few well-timed chuckles. Choose a hall and mind the ropes.
A dense tour from Flemish masters to modern art, with Brussels’ cultural history written in paint. Come for the classics, stay for the unexpected corners.
Surrealism’s greatest hits in a museum that makes reality feel negotiable. You’ll leave questioning hats, apples, and the entire concept of ‘normal.’
An all-arts engine: exhibitions, performances, and a calendar that rarely rests. It’s Brussels’ cultural living room—formal, busy, and always hosting something.
A contemporary anchor in a former brewery—big ideas, strong shows, and a reminder that Brussels has plenty of edge behind the diplomacy.
A monumental gallery inside a former roller skating rink—high ceilings, big installations, and contemporary programming that feels perfectly Brussels: serious, stylish, and slightly unexpected.
Art Nouveau as a lived environment—Victor Horta’s townhouse where every curve feels designed to make you exhale.
A glamourous art space in a modernist villa, bridging exhibitions with design and cultural exchange. Brussels does elegance very well when it wants to.
A small, sharp contemporary space in a former lodge—focused exhibitions that reward close attention.
City-run contemporary programming with a civic pulse—smart shows in the center of town, easy to slot between waffles and wandering.
Belgium’s love letter to comics, from Hergé onward. It’s graphic storytelling treated as a serious art form—because in Brussels, it is.