Autoworld Museum Ticket Brussels
- DurationValid for 1 day
- Open onDaily, 10:00-17:00
- Meeting pointAutoworld museum, Cinquantenaire Park, Brussels
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Overview
Autoworld is Brussels' museum of the automobile, set in a grand hall in Cinquantenaire Park. This admission ticket, valid for one day, lets you walk through more than 250 vehicles on permanent display, from early motor carriages to classic cars and sports models, and see the temporary exhibitions that change through the year. It is a self-guided visit that suits car fans, families and anyone looking for a relaxed indoor activity close to the European quarter.
Highlights
- More than 250 vehicles on permanent display
- The story of the motor car from early carriages to modern classics
- Temporary exhibitions on different automotive themes
- A grand hall in Cinquantenaire Park
- Self-guided visit at your own pace, valid for one day
- Easy for families and a good option on a rainy day
Full Description
Autoworld in Cinquantenaire Park
Autoworld is one of the best-known museums in Brussels for cars, housed in a monumental nineteenth-century hall in Cinquantenaire Park. If you are looking for an Autoworld Brussels ticket, this booking gives you admission for one day, with a time between 10:00 and 17:00.
The hall itself is impressive, with a high roof and plenty of light, so the vehicles are shown to great effect. The park outside is a pleasant place to walk before or after, with its triumphal arch and wide lawns, and it is close to other museums in the area.
The permanent collection: more than 250 vehicles
The permanent collection shows how the automobile developed over more than a century. You move from early motor carriages through the elegant cars of the interwar period to the powerful models of the mid-twentieth century, including makes from Belgium's own motoring history.
Cars are arranged by era, so you can trace changes in design, engineering and the way people travelled. Enthusiasts enjoy the detail of the engines and dashboards, and children usually pick out the vehicles with the brightest colours. Allow about one to two hours for the visit. Take a moment to read the information cards beside each car.
Temporary exhibitions and the wider theme
Autoworld also stages temporary exhibitions on a variety of themes, from a particular brand or decade to types of racing and design. The programme changes during the year, so it is worth checking what is on when you plan the trip.
These shows add variety for people who have visited before and give the museum a lively feel. Check the museum's programme for what is showing on your date. Past programmes have looked at particular brands, racing history and design trends, so there is often something new even if you have been before. The exhibitions sit alongside the permanent collection, which means you can move between them in one visit without leaving the hall or needing another entrance.
Planning your visit to Autoworld
Wondering how to get to Autoworld? Use the metro to Merode or Schuman and walk to Cinquantenaire Park, or take a taxi. Opening hours change by season, so check the time range in the booking panel for your date.
The best time to visit Autoworld is on a weekday morning, when the hall is calmer, and it is a good choice on a wet day. This ticket is admission only, so a tour guide is not included, and you can go round at your own pace. The park is open to walk around before or after your visit.
Itinerary
- Arrive at AutoworldShow your voucher at the entrance in Cinquantenaire Park between 10:00 and 17:00.
- Permanent collectionWalk through the vehicles by era, about 1 to 2 hours.
- Temporary exhibitionsSee the current special exhibition or exhibitions.
- Cinquantenaire ParkTake a short walk in the park before you leave.
What's included
- Admission ticket to the Autoworld museum
Not included
- Tour guide
Is this right for you?
Great for
- History and culture lovers
- Travellers who want a proven choice — rated 4.7/5 by past travellers
Not suitable for
- Visitors who want a guided tour, since the ticket does not include a guide
- Travellers who need a full day of activities, as the visit takes a few hours
Meeting point
The museum is in Cinquantenaire Park, Brussels. Show your voucher at the entrance; the ticket is valid for one day.
Important information
- The ticket is admission only and is valid for one day
- A tour guide is not included; the visit is self-guided
- Check the booking panel for the time range on your date
- Opening hours change by season and on public holidays
- Bring your voucher on your phone and comfortable shoes
- Temporary exhibitions change during the year
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.
How much does the Autoworld ticket cost?
The price depends on the ticket category, such as adult, youth, child, senior or student with ID. The booking panel on this page shows the current price for each option.
What does the Autoworld ticket include?
Admission to the Autoworld museum. A tour guide is not included.
Is hotel pickup included?
No. This is an entry ticket, and you go to Autoworld yourself. Metro stations at Merode or Schuman are close to Cinquantenaire Park.
How long does the visit take?
Allow about one to two hours. The ticket is valid for one day.
Is Autoworld suitable for children?
Yes. Children enjoy the colourful vehicles and the open hall, and the booking panel shows child categories.
Is Autoworld worth visiting?
Yes, if you like cars or history. Over 250 vehicles are on permanent display, and the temporary exhibitions add variety.
What are the Autoworld opening hours?
Opening hours change by season. The booking panel shows the time range for your date.
Can I book for today or tomorrow?
Choose your date in the booking panel to see what is available, including the coming days. The voucher arrives after booking.
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable shoes, a light jacket and your voucher.
Where is Autoworld?
In Cinquantenaire Park in Brussels, close to the European quarter and other museums.
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