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Admission to the Autoworld Museum

Highlights

See over 250 vehicles on display, from early motorcars to contemporary models.

View limousines that once belonged to the Belgian royal family.

Spot standout classics including a 1928 Bentley, a 1930 Cord, and a 1930 Bugatti.

Combine your visit with a stroll through the surrounding Cinquantenaire Park.

Brussels Card: 49 Attractions + Discounts

Highlights

Visit top museums including Autoworld, the Belgian Chocolate Village, and the Museum of the City of Brussels.

Explore niche spots like the Belgian Brewers Museum and the Sewers Museum.

Visit any included museum as many times as you like within your validity window.

Get discounts on other attractions, guided tours, shops, restaurants, and bars.

About AutoWorld Brussels

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Rev up your engines for a high-octane journey through history at AutoWorld Brussels. Located inside the neo-classical Southern Hall of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, this isn't just a museum - it’s a celebration of the machine that changed the world. From the earliest models of the late 19th century to contemporary cars that prefigure the automobile of tomorrow, you will witness the evolution of design and speed firsthand.

The collection features over 300 vehicles, including cars, trucks and motorcycles, rare Belgian-built cars and vehicles owned by the Belgian Royal Family. Whether you are a gearhead or a history buff, this immersive experience puts you in the driver’s seat of automotive innovation. Book your tickets today and explore the ultimate car enthusiast's paradise!

Key Facts:
Address: Parc du Cinquantenaire 11, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Vehicles on display: Over 300
Opened to the public: 1986

Why Visit AutoWorld Brussels?

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Sport & Competition

Feel the adrenaline rush in the Sport & Competition section, which celebrates the thrill of motorsport with racing and high-performance cars. Immerse yourself in the history of motorsport and the speed and endurance of the world's great racing machines.

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Belgium at Autoworld

Discover the roots and history of the Belgian car industry in the Belgium at Autoworld section. Before the modern era, Belgium was a car-manufacturing nation, producing marques such as Minerva, FN and Imperia. See these locally built cars up close and learn about their place in automotive history.

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The Royal Collection

Admire the cars once owned by the Belgian Royal Family in a dedicated section of the museum. This prestigious display offers a unique glimpse into the pomp and ceremony of state affairs through the lens of automotive luxury.

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Micro and Bubble Cars

Discover a special section devoted to micro and bubble cars, the small and ingenious vehicles that offer a very different view of automotive history. It is a charming counterpoint to the speed and power found elsewhere in the museum.

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Car Design

A dedicated section looks at car design and the creativity and craftsmanship behind the vehicles we know. It is a chance to appreciate how shape and style have evolved alongside the technology.

Timings

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Note: Exceptional closures may apply, and these are announced on the museum’s homepage.)

Time to Allow: About 1 hour 30 minutes for a visit, so arrive well before closing time.

Best Time to Visit

Weekday Mornings: This is a good time for gearheads and photographers to explore the collection with fewer people around, giving you clearer views of the cars.
Afternoons: Since the museum is located in the Parc du Cinquantenaire, an afternoon visit lets you combine your tour of automotive history with a relaxing walk through the park.

Address

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AutoWorld Brussels is located in the European Quarter, housed within the Southern Hall of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, next to the city’s iconic Triumphal Arch. The Merode stop, served by metro lines 1 and 5, trams 81 and 83 and several bus lines, is a short walk away.

This historic address allows visitors to combine a journey through car history with a visit to one of Belgium’s most beautiful urban landmarks.

Autoworld - Facilities and Additional Information

Brasserie Bagnole is the museum’s on-site restaurant, with views over the collection. It has a separate entrance and can be visited without a museum ticket. It opens from 11:00 AM (until 5:00 PM on weekdays and 6:00 PM on weekends), and the kitchen serves lunch from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

The museum is wheelchair accessible and has an adapted toilet, and lockers are available for storing personal belongings.

Accessibility Facilities at AutoWorld Brussels

Facilities for the Visually Impaired

Assistance dogs are welcome in the museum. The audio guide, which is included with your ticket, is available in English, French, Dutch and Spanish and tells the story of the collection through commentary, interviews and videos. Visitors who need extra support are encouraged to contact the museum before their visit.

Facilities for the Specially Abled

The museum is wheelchair accessible and has an adapted toilet. Visitors with reduced mobility can report at the barrier and park in front of the building.

Facilities for the Hearing Impaired

Exhibits are accompanied by information panels, and the audio guide includes video content, so visitors with hearing impairments can follow the story of the collection visually. Visitors who need extra support are encouraged to contact the museum before their visit.

Interesting Facts About Autoworld Brussels!

Travel through automotive history with vehicles dating back as far as 1896.

Discover the roots and history of the Belgian car industry in the Belgium at Autoworld section.

Explore special sections on sports and competition, cars owned by the Belgian Royal Family, micro and bubble cars, and car design.

Join a guided tour of about 90 minutes, booked in advance, to hear the stories behind the collection.

Admire the venue itself, a neo-classical building that commemorated the 50th anniversary of Belgium in 1880.

From 1902 to 1936, the building hosted motorcar and motorbike exhibitions.

Since 1986, the museum has housed the major part of Ghislain Mahy’s renowned classic car collection.

The audio guide is included with your ticket and comes as an adult tour and a family tour.

AutoWorld - Highlights in Pictures

FAQs About Autoworld

What is Autoworld?

Autoworld is the Belgian National Automobile Museum, with a collection of over 300 vehicles, from vintage and classic cars to modern ones.

Where is Autoworld located?

Autoworld is in the Southern Hall of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, at Parc du Cinquantenaire 11, 1000 Brussels.

What are the opening hours of Autoworld?

Autoworld is open 7 days a week, from 10 AM to 5 PM on weekdays and 10 AM to 6 PM on weekends. Exceptional closures may apply.

Is Autoworld suitable for children?

Yes, Autoworld offers an engaging experience for visitors of all ages, including children.

Can I take photos inside Autoworld?

Yes, you are welcome to take pictures in the museum.

Are guided tours available at Autoworld?

Yes, guided tours of about 90 minutes can be booked in advance and in writing, with one guide for up to 30 people.

Is there parking available at Autoworld?

The Esplanade in front of the museum is car-free, but you can park around the park or in nearby public car parks. Visitors with reduced mobility can report at the barrier and park in front.

Does Autoworld have amenities like restrooms and cafes?

The museum has an adapted toilet, and Brasserie Bagnole, which has its own entrance, serves drinks and lunch.

How long does a typical visit to Autoworld last?

Most visitors spend about 1 hour 30 minutes in the museum.

Are there any special exhibitions at Autoworld?

Autoworld organises temporary exhibitions on various automotive themes throughout the year.

Is Autoworld accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible, with an adapted toilet and accessible parking in front of the building.

Can I buy tickets for Autoworld online?

Yes, tickets can be purchased online in advance.

Does Autoworld allow group visits?

Group visits are welcome. A group rate applies to groups of at least 15 people, and guided tours can be arranged for groups.

Is Autoworld kid-friendly?

Yes, the audio guide includes a family tour designed to help younger visitors enjoy the collection.

What kind of vehicles can I see at Autoworld?

The museum has cars, trucks and motorcycles from 1896 to today, including rare Belgian-built cars and vehicles owned by the Belgian Royal Family.

Is food allowed inside Autoworld?

Food and drink are best enjoyed at Brasserie Bagnole, which has its own entrance and can be visited without a museum ticket.

Are pets allowed at Autoworld?

Only assistance dogs are permitted inside the museum.

Can I find souvenirs or merchandise at Autoworld?

Yes, the museum shop, which has its own entrance, offers automotive-themed souvenirs and gifts.

Is an audio guide included?

Yes, an audio guide is included with your ticket, in English, French, Dutch and Spanish, with an adult tour and a family tour.

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