Lovely place to spend a half day, exploring arts and history

A place to see the “Old Masters” pieces. Very nice building, housing lots of great art, it’s very large so go with time so you can see everything. Tip: you can buy the Magritte + the old masters for 15€

Brilliant museum and art gallery. Fairly cheap to enter, although you can actually see quite a lot even for free. It's huge inside and could easily spend several hours. Highly recommended.

A feast of paintings from the late 1400s and beyond. There's also a great sculpture gallery. The layout of the galleries is deceptive - just when you think you've seen them all, there's more. Don't forget to pick up the the audio tour before you go in.

There was a light festival and I took these beautiful photos in front of it.

Nice exhibition of works by Belgian artists, some works are really old (1200/1300) and are really well preserved. It is worth visiting the museum just to admire the architecture of the museum itself which is magnificent

Amazing museum. Since they have several collections all with one ticket, it's important to give it time. Several hours, if the idea is to do the Magritte museum too. That one is included with a more expensive ticket, 10 against 15 euros. I followed the Brueghels today. The museum is also que crowded, logically. Well informed booth and audio guide

Obviously beautiful. Staff aggressively unhelpful

Beautiful but bad organization, the café is closed, there are no vending machines or points where you can recharge your smartphone, where you can eat a sandwich sitting down

exciting and great museum for art lovers.

Magnificent museum! Thank you to your colleague David for the magnificent customer service!

Alot of classic art but also some modern expositions

Very interesting Fine Arts Museum!! Perfect way to spend a rainy and chilly Brussels afternoon!!

Outstanding. Even though I have little interest and even less knowledge of art, I am still fascinated. Very clean and impressive rooms. FR/NL/EN and occasionally admission is free. Still very cheap for students at €3. Absolute recommendation!

Awful. No where, or at least no where obvious, is it mentioned that pushchairs and child scooters are not allowed in the building. So we travel all the way there, and are forced to leave. This information should be obvious, especially at the moment you buy a ticket online. I guess I am used to museums in the UK which value accessibility.

Extremely expensive for what it has to offer. You need a separate ticket for each collection. Went to see a Picasso temporary collection but the 17€ ticket would not give me access to the permanent collection. No offer of combined ticket in the ticket machine.

I have no words to explain how rude and not educated is the personal working here

The Musicorum Festival in July-August is a big hit!

Superb permanent collection of old masters .. and not so old ones too

Best museum ever. Thousands of paintings of very famous painters. Super interesting. I enjoyed a lot...

Nice show called behind the walls, part of winter wonders festival.

The Museum is a beautiful building and has an amazing collection. Totally worth the visit. But: I was appalled at how much room was given to Johan van Mullen’s oeuvre. His exhibition is extremely reactionary, and under the guise of “modern twenty-first century” art, he presents a heteronormative, extremely dated, extremely binary worldview that negates any other existence that isn’t the cis-straight(white) one and that we now know does not represent reality. The text below (written by the artist or a curator?) is almost insulting in its laziness and narrow-mindedness.