The Musical Instruments Museum (also known as the ‘mim’) has recognised the scientific character of its activities and provided it with several sections: the section of early music and the section of modern music (19th and 20th centuries), and popular and traditional music.
From the street in front of the museum, you can see a beautiful view of Brussels city center, including the city hall tower in Grand Place.
Getting There
Musical Instruments Museum is located in the center of Brussels, just a few minutes walk from Brussels Central Station, Mont de Arts and Gland Place.
There are several museums within a short walking distance, such as Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (including Magritte Museum, Musée Oldmasters Museum and Musée Fin-de-Siècle Museum) , BELvue Museum, and Experience Brussels.
Address
Hours and Fees
Hours
Tuesday-Friday, 9:30am-5pm
Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 10am-5pm
24 and 31 December : close at 4 pm.
*Last admission: 45 minutes before closing.
Closed
Mondays, 1 January, 1 May, 1 and 11 November, 25 December
Admission
Your admission is free if you have museumPASSmusées, Brussels Card.
Adults (19 to 64): € 15
Seniors (65 and older) : € 13
Full-Time Art students : € 8
Children (18 and under) :Free
Museum Pass holders (Brussels Card, museumPASSmusées, Pass Art nouveau) :Free
DEALS
Tours including Musical Instruments Museum (MIM) are available.
FAQ
No. You will be given a free ticket for entry to the restaurant and you’ll be able to go straight upstairs.
Most major credit cards are accepted, except for American Express.
