Children’s Museum

Step inside the Children’s Museum in Brussels. A world of playful learning awaits. This isn’t your average museum. It’s a place where children actively participate in their own education. Inspired by a Chinese proverb “I listen and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand” the Children’s Museum opened its doors in 1975. It’s a pioneer in Europe a haven for interactive exhibits. Forget computers and video games. Here you’ll find imaginative sets wooden toys and engaging workshops. The museum believes in hands-on experiences. Each exhibition is designed to spark interaction and dialogue between children and adults. The current exhibition Growing Wings features six captivating chapters. Children explore themes of friendship creativity personal secrets diverse cultures and discovering their own superpowers. They can participate in various workshops covering everything from DIY projects and construction to cooking storytelling and even theatre. The museum is located in the charming Jadot Park. Families can enjoy a picnic before or after their visit. The Children’s Museum offers something for everyone. There is even a cafeteria with drinks and snacks available after 3 pm. It’s easily accessible by public transport. Remember pushchairs are not allowed inside. So bring a baby carrier if you need one. The Children’s Museum in Brussels. It’s a place where learning is an adventure. A place where children explore themselves and the world around them. A place where fun and education go hand in hand. Come and discover the magic for yourself.