The Brussels Card offers admission to 47 museums and monuments in Brussels. It also includes wide-ranging discounts for numerous restaurants, stores and bars! It's the best way to save money in the Belgian capital.
Attractions Included in the Brussels Card
The Brussels Card offers free access to a range of museums and attractions in the city – 47 in total! The most-visited monuments included in the pass are:
- Musical Instrument Museum
- Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
- René Magritte Museum
- Choco Story: Chocolate Museum
- BOZAR Art Centre
- Autoworld Brussels
- The Belgian Comic Strip Center
- The Cinquantenaire Museum
- BELvue Museum
- Erasmus House
- Porte de Hal
- Charlier Museum
- KBR Museum
And as well as almost all the museums in the city, the Brussels Card allows you to enjoy other attractions such as Mini-Europe or the Koekelberg Basilica with a discount of up to 30%. You can see all of the attractions at this link.
How It Works
The Brussels Card is validated the first time you use it. It's then active for 24, 48 or 72 hours, depending on your preference. For example, if you validate a 24-hour pass on Monday at 1:45 pm, it'll be valid until Tuesday at 1:45 pm. You can visit the attractions and museums as many times as you like, except for the BOZAR museum for which only one access is permitted.
Public Transport (Optional)
This option includes unlimited access to Brussels’ public transport: STIB/MIVB trams, buses and metro.
Collect Your Pass
The Brussels Card can be collected in two central locations:
- Rue Royale Tourist Office, 2/4: Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm
- BELvue Museum, at Place de Palais, 7: Saturday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm
Please note that you must pick up the card at one of these two locations in order to enjoy all its benefits.
Temporary Closures
- Please note that some museums are closed on Mondays.
Brussels Card + Atomium
During the booking process, you can enhance your experience by selecting the Brussels Card + Atomium option. This will give you access to Brussels' most iconic Art Nouveau building!