Brussels
Museum voor Natuurwetenschappen
Rediscover the natural sciences
29 Vautierstraat
Brussel, 1000
Nearest Train: Maalbeek/Maelbeek: metro 1a & 1b; Wayenberg: bus 34 & 80
Phone: +32 (0)2 627 4211
Website | EmailThis museum has perhaps the most impressive collection of dinosaurs in the world, including 29 iguanodons discovered by miners in Bernissart. There are exhibitions featuring mammals and fowl, invertebrates (live spiders), sea life and an array of minerals here as part of the Royal Belgian Institute for Natural Sciences. The temporary exhibitions and the museum’s architecture are not to go unrecognized. This is a gem for children, large and small. Telephone reservations for groups are advised. Admission (permanent exhibition): Adults EUR4; students, seniors 65+, 6-17 years old and groups (minimum 15) EUR3; disabled, teachers and children 5 and under free; every 1st Wednesday of the month after 1p free.
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