Rene Magritte, a Belgian artist who worked in the genre of surrealism, left a lot of amazing and even mysterious paintings to the world. Closer acquaintance with his work can be found at the Magritte Museum, which opened in June 2009.

The Musee Magritte (1, Place Royale) building makes a strong impression on visitors: in its original design, sketches of the artist's painting "The Empire of Light" were used.

How to get here

Here you can get there by metro (Gare Centrale or Parc station), tram no. 92, 94, bus number 27, 29, 38, 71, 95 or car. Only in advance, consider where you will park your car: you do not have your parking lot at the museum.

Cost of entry and opening hours

The ticket to Musee Magritte costs 8 EUR, for people over 60 years - 5 EUR, 2. Visitors with booked tickets are included with Place Royale, 1, to buy a ticket on the spot in the vicinity, at Rue de la Regence, 3. The museum is open from 10:00 to 17:00 from Tuesday to Sunday, on Wednesdays until 20:00

There is another museum of the artist in Brussels, Musee Rene Magritte (135, rue Esseghem). The exhibition there is not so extensive and it is less popular than the museum on the Royal Square. The ticket costs 7 EUR, the museum is open from 10:00 to 18:00.

Fantastic view of the Magritte Museum

@ Mirrors of the Magritte Museum

Magritte Museum