Are you interested in learning more about the local history of Brussels? These are the must-visit local museums:
1Museum of the City of Brussels - Breadhouse
BrusselsThe Museum of the City of Brussels is housed in a neo-Gothic building, a 19th-century reconstruction of The Bread House by city architect Victor Jamaer. The Bread House is on the Unesco World Heritage List, along with the entire Grand Place. The museum is dedicated to the history of Brussels. Painti 2BIP Expo: experience Brussels!
BrusselsBIP Expo: experience Brussels! presents an informative exhibition about the Brussels Region. 3City Hall of Brussels
BrusselsImmerse yourself in the heart of the Brussels City Hall and let yourself be transported back through the centuries thanks to an interactive experience. As soon as you arrive on the magnificent Grand-Place, you'll be captivated by the imposing silhouette of this emblematic building, a veritable jewel 4Museum of the National Bank of Belgium
BrusselsThe National Bank of Belgium houses its museum in a magnificent nineteenth-century bank building. This is the perfect backdrop to get acquainted with the activities of a European central bank and the history of money. Use the audio guide to visit the museum (free) and test your knowledge of the Eur 5Royal Theater Toone
BrusselsThe Maison de Toone is simultaneously a typical estaminet with its Spanish pink brick walls, blackened beams and tiled floor, and a puppet theatre in the attic, with its wooden benches, festooned, multicoloured cushions nailed into the raw wood planks, a workshop that manufactures puppets, a library- 6
Archives and Museum of Flemish Life in Brussels
BrusselsThe Archives and Museum of Flemish Life in Brussels paints a picture of the history of Flemish people in Brussels in the 19th and 20th centuries. The collection of Dutch-speaking Brussels heritage includes various documents, correspondence, posters, flags, honorary metals and busts. One exhibition p - 7
Evere Communal Museum
BrusselsThrough paintings, sculptures and tools, the Evere Municipal Museum tells the story of pre-urbanization.