Magritte Museum (Musée Magritte) Tours and Tickets

Yes, the Magritte Museum in Brussels is a must–visit for art lovers, regardless of whether or not you’re familiar with the Belgian surrealist. It offers an extensive collection of René Magritte’s works, from world–famous paintings to wallpaper designs. With audio guides for all ages, it’s a destination for everyone.

The Magritte Museum is in the heart of Brussels, Belgium. It’s part of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, accessible by public transit. It’s close to key attractions, including the Old Masters Museum, Eglise Notre–Dame des Victoires au Sablon, and the Brussels Royal Palace (Palais Royal de Bruxelles).

The Magritte Museum offers audio and visual guides in various languages, curated to suit children, teenagers, adults, visually impaired visitors, and guests who are deaf or hard of hearing. Guided group tours for 15–20 people are available and must be scheduled at least five weeks in advance.

The Magritte Museum is open Tuesday to Friday, 10am–5pm, and on weekends, 11am–6pm. It’s closed on Mondays and certain holidays, including New Year’s Day, Christmas Day, May 1, and November 11. Check the museum’s website for updates before visiting.

Yes, all galleries inside the Magritte Museum are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. Wheelchairs are available to borrow at no cost. Custom tours are available for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing, visually impaired, or have other disabilities. Contact the museum in advance to arrange a tour.

The Magritte Museum hosts the world's largest collection of René Magritte's work, featuring 230 original pieces by the surrealist artist. The exhibits include paintings, drawings, sculptures, posters, musical scores, photographs, and films. It also houses the most significant collection from Magritte’s "vache" period. The museum offers events and temporary exhibits.