The best museums Belgium

Hidrodoe is a science museum dedicated to water located in the Netepark in Herentals. It offers an interactive and educational experience on water, including the Waterworld where visitors can carry out experiments and experiments on water. The museum also features a store where visitors can buy souvenirs, including Hidrodoe honey. Hidrodoe also offers activities for schools, with special rates for school visits. To complete the visit, visitors can also enjoy walks in the nearby Peertsbos.

The museum features a collection of classic cars, a cafeteria and a shopping center. To get to the museum from Brussels or Antwerp, take the freeway to Ghent-Kortrijk, then the E17 Ghent-Kortrijk and finally the A19 Kortrijk-Yprès. Then take exit no. 5 Yprès-Nord and follow the RN8 towards Furnes. The museum is about 2 km past the center of Woesten, on the right. From Namur, Charleroi, Mons or Tournai, take the A17 Bruges freeway, and at Kortrijk take the A19 towards Yprès. From Bruges or Ostend, take the A18 freeway towards Dunkirk, then exit 1a Furnes and follow the RN8 towards Yprès. The museum is about 2 km past the center of Oostvleteren, on the left.

Located in Maldegem, Belgium, the Stoomtrein Maldegem-Eeklo is a railway museum featuring steam and diesel trains running on the line to Eeklo. Housed in the former NMBS station, it offers a unique experience for train and rail history enthusiasts. Visitors can admire vintage locomotives and learn more about the evolution of rail transport. Prices vary according to age and ticket type, ranging from 8 to 15 euros. It is also possible to buy a family ticket for 39 to 45 euros, valid for 2 adults and 3 children. For an even more special experience, the Stoomtrein Maldegem-Eeklo also offers meals on board the train with the Oriënt Dining Express.

A summit of the Flemish Renaissance architecture, Ooidonck castle is a veritable princely residence rebuilt at the end of the th century on the ruins of a fortress. Its low and rounded shapes develop a long, rousse, static and eventful composition at a time. Eight bulbs highlight its grey roofs, including the small rikiki of the clock turret, from inside the park. On the first floor, the large gallery displays the suite of Tapisseries tapestries, illustrating Alexander's triumphs. Furniture and works of art in abundance. The park is a large and beautiful French garden which is visited every day for the modest amount of € 1 (€ 0,30 for a child).

Displays works by local writers and artists who contributed to the cultural radiation of Lier.

Nestled at the wood summit between Frasnes and Lessines, this museum is perhaps unique in the world. Because his owner, Lucien de Schepper is a passionate one as we do more. Everything you always dreamed of knowing about the bike and the Tour de France without ever daring to ask. From the little anecdote to the great feats of this legendary race, Lucien has accumulated archival treasures. His house is also the starting point for several ATV circuits.

Travel over time… Welcome to a genuine rural village, which will make you travel from the th century to the th century, through a few streets. With its cobbled streets and its atypical and picturesque houses, you will discover a printer, a school, a hairdresser, a boiler… and other rare and unique pieces from a perfectly preserved heritage. In a natural and charming setting, it is a veritable treasure of yesteryear. Games for children are organized. If you are a teacher, you will enjoy the pedagogical side of an outing with your class. There is also a shop with regional specialities such as Alveringem paste, coffee, jam, biscuits of Jules Destrooper de Lo-Reninge, tobacco, as well as a very pleasant old hostel.

Located in the Saint-Amand church, this unique museum exhibits a dazzling collection of ^19th and ^20th century Belgian art. In just one hour, explore masterpieces by masters such as Magritte, Delvaux and Spilliaert. The works are beautifully lit, creating a captivating atmosphere. A must-see experience for art lovers and curious visitors to Roeselare. We recommend reserving your tickets online. The exhibition tour lasts exactly one hour and is open to a maximum of 8 people every 20 minutes.

This man-sized building (1.80 m high) is located on a hill and comes to life with daylight. Notches in the ceiling allow the light to draw lines, creating shadows on the walls. If you come at noon (don't be late!) you can see a perfectly perpendicular line. This feat is made possible by the positioning of the building: it is built on the meridian of the sun, which becomes the artist of this work. The museum was named the city's cultural ambassador in 2017.

Housed in an 18th century building, this museum exhibits objects that belonged to the Collegiate Church from the Middle Ages to the 18th century. The highlights: four Gothic limestone statues of Saints Paul, John, Peter and Andrew. But also various wood and stone creations in pure Brabantine Gothic style, Gallo-Roman pieces, antique or 18th century terracotta pottery and a series of everyday objects (cupboards, chests, musical instruments...).