Art & Culture

Hergé Museum

The Hergé Museum in Louvain-la-Neuve is a must-visit for Tintin and graphic art enthusiasts.

It captivatingly showcases the creative universe of the famous Belgian cartoonist Hergé. You'll discover fascinating exhibitions on the evolution of Tintin, his thrilling adventures, and the artistic ingenuity behind each drawing. The museum offers a unique immersion into the history of comic books, sparking the imagination of all visitors. An enriching experience for both young and old, where Tintin's timeless legacy comes to life.

Come and explore this unforgettable place dedicated to one of the greatest masters of the ninth art.

© Danny Ghys, Atelier Christian de Portzamparc, Hergé/Tintinimaginatio 2023

Wiels

The main contemporary art centre in Brussels is a haven for artistic expression and innovation.

Its expansive space allows for immersive and thought-provoking installations, making it a hub for creative minds. Whether you're an art enthusiast or looking to explore new artistic horizons, this emblematic building promises to be a dynamic and inspiring destination for all.

Come and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of contemporary art, where boundless creativity and fresh perspectives await.

Bozar

This Bozar offers a dynamic and diversified programme for all ages. "Art & Environment", "Science & Research" are some of the experiences dedicated to the current society.

This building pays tribute to the famous architect Victor Horta, who designed it in 1928. Whether you want to enjoy some fine exhibits with friends or family or listen to classical music or frenzied jazz, the Bozar will meet all of your desires.

National Belgian Orchestra

Every year, the National Orchestra always gives us thrills and spills with unique programmes of their kind.

From the very beginning, the orchestra has been the linchpin of the Queen Elisabeth Competition (the Competition aims, above all, to serve as an intermediary between those young virtuosos and the world’s great musical venues), which enjoys great international interest and prepares the way each year for young foreign soloists to compete on Belgium's most important classical stage.

The meaning of each of their performances is to speak to the audience.

Magritte Museum

Located in the heart of Brussels, the Magritte Museum exhibits the greatest works of the famous Belgian surrealist René Magritte.

From the first to the top floor, the museum guides visitors through a chronological and thematic overview of Magritte’s life and work. After visiting this museum, you may see your room from another perspective and notice a few Magritte-inspired elements.

Comics Art Museum

For 30 years, the Comics Art Museum has been honouring the creators and heroes of the Ninth Art.

The permanent exhibitions are regularly renewed, and the temporary exhibition programmes are diversified, enabling visitors to discover the countless aspects of comics art. Enhanced by an exceptional "Art Nouveau" home designed by Victor Horta, the Comics Art Museum is just as much a tribute to the pioneers as a glimpse of contemporary comics art. Numerous original drawings and unpublished documents are gathered together to allow you to have a good time and to delight all fans and enthusiasts of the Ninth Art !

In short, a world where creativity has no limits and where famous characters lead the way towards new adventures.

Fine Arts Museum

Founded by Napoleon in 1801 and opened in 1803 as the Museum of Fine Arts of Brussels, this museum contains over 20,000 drawings, sculptures, and paintings.

Covering a period extending from the early 15th century to the present, it has some marvellous pieces from Flemish old masters such as Bruegel, Rogier van der Weyden, Robert Campin, Anthony van DYck, Jacob Jordaens and Peter Paul Rubens.

Sablon Gallery

Presents an exclusive collection of works of art by the best contemporary artists.  

A direct contact with the artist, a wise advice and a program always renewed. It is a place of discovery and inspiration.

Brussels Gallery Weekend

Being organized by a non-profit organization, which promotes contemporary art in the city of Brussels. Since 2008, for 4 days in September, the Brussels Gallery Weekend offers a program out of sparkling, exhibitions, discussions and tours of the city to admire the places of art.

BRAFA Art Fair

One of the oldest and most prestigious art fairs, ancient, modern, contemporary and abstract: BRAFA offer something for everyone. Some Art Nouveau masterpieces are also exhibited by the Belgian King Baudouin Foundation. 8 days where you can immerse yourself in art.

Musée Mode et Dentelle

The Fashion & Lace Museum displays of its collections by means of major annual exhibitions.

The exhibitions transport you to diverse worlds, from items never before existed to the historical themes, such as the glamour of the 1930s, to exhibitions devoted to Belgian designers such as Carine Gilson and Jean-Paul Lespagnard. This year, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the emblematic wrap dress, Fashion & Lace Museum devote its new exhibition to the famous Belgo-American fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg.

Brussels Art Square

Sablon

Is a lovely area of chic bars, fashionable restaurants and chocolate shops.

You can admire the othic Notre-Dame du Sablon Church, bustling Place du Grand Sablon hosts a weekend antiques market. The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium showcase works spanning the 15th to 21st centuries.