The on-site restaurant is open for lunch and drinks from Sunday to Tuesday, until early evening. For large groups, advance reservations are recommended.

The museum offers optional audio guides of the permanent collection at a reasonable cost with commentary for a 2-hour visit in French, English, and Dutch.

For families with children, tablets are loaned free of charge from the multimedia desk. You’ll find two kid-friendly routes complete with trails of clues and interactive games. There are only 30 tablets, so supplies can run out.

Looking for souvenirs? The museum converted the pool’s former water filtering room into a boutique and bookshop. There are art books, postcards, magnets, toys, textiles, and plenty of other gift items for sale.

Children and teens 18 and under and people with disabilities can enter free of charge.

The museum is accessible to people with wheelchairs, and wheelchairs can be borrowed upon request. Equipment is also available for hearing-impaired visitors and service dogs and canes are welcomed in for the blind or visually-impaired.