Give yourself three days to discover Brussels with a 72-Hour Brussels Card.
From world-famous artworks to fascinating collections tucked away in historic buildings, you'll have plenty of opportunities to explore the Belgian capital beyond its familiar landmarks.
Spend time admiring the paintings at the Old Masters Museum or discover the remarkable collection at the Royal Military Museum. If you're interested in the city's history, the Coudenberg archaeological site reveals the remains of a former palace beneath the streets of Brussels.
There's also the chance to venture further afield. Visit the Africa Museum in Tervuren to explore its collections and exhibitions, or discover the beautiful grounds and historic interiors of the Van Buuren Museum & Gardens. With three days available, you can enjoy these visits without trying to fit everything into a single afternoon.
Your Brussels Card also provides discounts on selected attractions and guided tours, with additional offers at participating shops and restaurants. You could take advantage of a reduced-price chocolate workshop or discover the city from a different perspective on a guided cycling tour.
The card becomes active when you first use it at a participating museum and gives you 72 consecutive hours to explore. You can visit as many included museums as you wish during this period, subject to their opening hours. The Brussels Card app will help you find participating venues and plan your days around the city.
This experience provides one standard 72-Hour Brussels Card for one person.
Your card is activated on its first use at a participating museum and remains valid for 72 consecutive hours. Museum opening hours and individual admission conditions apply.
Public transport and hop-on hop-off sightseeing buses are not included with the standard Brussels Card. Some temporary exhibitions or special activities may require an additional payment.
The participating museums and available discounts may change. Please check the latest Brussels Card information before travelling.
Children and students may already qualify for reduced or free museum admission, so it's worth checking individual admission prices before choosing a card.
Most museums are indoors, although outdoor sightseeing and travel between attractions may be affected by the weather.
Your Brussels Card provides 72 consecutive hours of access from its first activation at a participating museum.
Each Brussels Card is valid for one person.
Comfortable footwear is recommended, particularly if you're planning to explore several areas of Brussels during your visit.
The Brussels Card can be used throughout the year, subject to individual museum opening hours. Many museums are closed on Mondays, so check opening times when planning your visits. Some activities may require advance booking.
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