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Atomium
Brussels, Square de l'Atomium, 1020 
One of the symbols of the Belgian capital, Brussels, was a monument that symbolizes the boundless peaceful possibilities of atomic energy - Atomium. A metal glittering monument is a model of an iron molecule increased by 165 billion times
Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp
Antwerpen, Leopold de Waelpaats 
The collection of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts (Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten van Antwerpen), located in a 19th-century building, is represented by more than 7,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings and engravings covering the period of 14-20 centuries.
Museum of Guido Gezelle
Brugge, Rolweg 64 
The Museum of Guido Gezelle is located in the former house of the famous Flemish writer Guido Geselle and is dedicated to his life and work. In addition, the museum presents a temporary exhibition about the art of the printed word.
Museum of Fine Arts in Bruges
Brugge, Dijver 12 
The collection of the Museum of Fine Arts (Groeningemuseum) is dedicated to a 6-century history of Flemish and Belgian painting, beginning with Jan van Eyck and ending with Marcel Brothars. The museum displays works by Flemish primitives, masters of the Renaissance.
Museum Meyer-Van-Den-Berg
Antwerpen, Lange Gasthuisstraat, 19 
The collection Museum Mayer van den Bergh once belonged to the collector Fritz Mayer van den Berg, who devoted his entire life to art. The museum contains masterpieces of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, as well as a number of works from the 19th century, tapestries, drawings, sculptures and stained glass.
Museum of Chocolate in Bruges
Brugge, Sint-Jansstraat 7b 
The Museum of Chocolate History is world famous, where you can not only learn about the process of turning cocoa beans into chocolate bars and see the process of making chocolate with your own eyes, but also try freshly made sweets and even buy appropriate souvenirs for sweethearts.
Autoworld in Brussels
Brussels, Parc du Cinquantenaire, 11 
Under the steel structure of the Brussels Autoworld (Autoworld), located in the Palais Mondial Palace, more than 300 cars are presented, the collection of which is based on the personal collection of Gislan Mai.
Archaeological Museum of Bruges
Brugge, Mariastraat 36A 
The exposition of the archaeological museum (Bruggemuseum-Archeologie) is devoted to all aspects of the life of the city from the Middle Ages to our days. The information in the museum is submitted in the form of a game, during which visitors learn a lot of interesting.
City Museum of Ghent
Gent, Godshuizenlaan, 2 
The history of the city of Ghent is rich and interesting, and those who want to know it better, a direct road to the City Museum of Ghent (STAM). The museum occupies the former abbey of the 14th century, afterwards the monastery of the 17th century, which in itself is already a museum.
City Museum of Modern Art in Ghent
Gent, Jan Hoetplein, 1 
The Museum of Modern Art (S.M.A.K.) in Ghent is dynamic and highly individual. It became the first modern art museum in Belgium. His permanent collection includes top-level works of national and international level. The museum opened relatively recently.
St. John's Hospital
Brugge, Mariastraat 38 
Sight, associated with the names of saints and, alas, already with a paid entrance, is the hospital of St. John. The hospital is considered the oldest in Europe - it was founded in the 12th century and worked until the second half of the 20th.
Alein's house
Gent, Kraanlei, 65 
Alein's house is the only remaining almshouse in Ghent, where a folklore museum is open today. More precisely, not exactly folklore in the sense that we are accustomed to invest in this word: here the way of life of not medieval peasants was recreated, but ordinary men and women in the 20th century.
Rubens House
Antwerpen, Wapper, 9-11 
The Rubenshuis House is a former home-studio of the Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens. Rubens lived in this house most of his life, and only in 1937 after the death of the artist the house was bought out by the city and underwent a large-scale restoration.
House of Literature Letterenhuis
Antwerpen, Minderbroedersstraat, 22 
Since 1933 Letterenhuis has turned into the largest literary archive in Flanders. The exposition of the museum is represented by letters, manuscripts, documents and portraits of Flemish authors.
Royal Museum in Brussels
Brussels, Rue de la Regence, 3 
The Royal Museum in Brussels is a complex of art museums, the owner of one of the largest collections of sculpture and painting. The museum collection is replenished either with the purchase of works, or simply with the gifts of private individuals, which is very common in Belgium.
Museum of Diamonds in Antwerp
Antwerpen, Koningin Elisabethlei, 22 
The collection of the museum of diamonds tells about the origin of diamonds and about jewelry with diamonds, dating from the 16th century to the present day. The exposition uses light and sound effects, illustrations.
The Museum of An de Strom
Antwerpen, Hanzestedenplaats, 1 
The Aan de Stroom Museum is located in a 60-meter building designed by the architects of the Dutch company Neutelings Riedijk. The museum building is a curved glass structure, the facade of which is made of Indian red sandstone.
Diamond Museum in Bruges
Brugge, Katelijnestraat 43 
The Museum of Diamonds has a huge number of expositions that tell about all the stages of diamond processing - from the mining industry to cutting and polishing. To this day, diamonds remain one of the most important export products of Belgium.
Grüthüse Museum
Brugge, Dijver 17 
The Grütghüze Museum is located in the palace of the same name and is represented by a collection of items from the 15th and 19th centuries, which belonged to Lord Grüthüse. A special impression is made by tapestries and a skillfully decorated fireplace.
Museum of Design in Ghent
Gent, Jan Breydelstraat, 5 
The Ghent Design Museum was established on the basis of the Society of Industrial and Decorative Arts, established in 1903. Originally, the collection of the society was housed in the building of the Academy of Fine Arts of Ghent. But in 1920 the city acquired a beautiful noble residence, Konink, built in the middle of the 18th century.
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Belgium has played an important role in the development of Europe since time immemorial. Her past and current achievements became the property of the expositions of numerous Belgian museums. Only in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, according to the most conservative estimates, are not less than 80 museums of varying size and significance - from the royal museums of fine arts to private galleries and small specialized museums.
The richest traditions of fine art are undoubtedly the main thing from the treasures of the Belgian museums. To those who are delighted at the mere mention of the names of Brueghel, van Dyck, Rubens or Bosch, there is no doubt a great pleasure in visiting the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels and Antwerp. The collection of Rene Magritte, which is part of the complex of Royal museums, is one of the world's largest collections of works by the famous surrealist artist.
The collections of the royal museums of Brussels and Antwerp are rich not only with the works of Belgian masters. Here you can find canvases and sculptures of the most outstanding artists of the world: van Gogh, Modigliani, Rodin and many others.
For those who are delighted at the mere mention of the names of Brueghel, van Dyck, Rubens or Bosch, there is no doubt a great pleasure visiting the Belgian museums.
Museums of Fine Arts in Ghent and Bruges, although inferior to the royal in size, but are owners of equally impressive collections. However, the abundance of masterpieces of fine art is by far not the only thing that the visitor can enjoy in the museums of Belgium.
For example, in Antwerp you can visit the largest in Europe and constantly updated exposition of graffiti .In Brussels, an extremely popular comic book museum, opened at the "Belgian comic book center" .One of the richest historical museums in Belgium is located in Ghent and is located in the building of the medieval abbey .In Bruges, museums for brewing, chocolate and French fries are open to all comers, and the Royal Museum of Central Africa in Tervuren is one of the richest collections in Europe of African outlandish .As you can see, in Belgium you will easily find the museum to your taste .Getting to know the museums in Belgium will allow you to learn more about this wonderful country and to get extra pleasure from the trip .