Adress
Musical Instruments Museum (MIM)
Hofberg 2 Montagne de la Cour
B-1000 Brussels
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Persons with reduced mobility
The museum is fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility thanks to specific arrangements: access ramp at the entrance to the museum, elevator, adapted toilets, folding seats at the welcome desk and two designated parking places in front of the museum entrance.
The European Disability Card is accepted at the museum reception. In addition, free admission is granted to the person accompanying the disabled person.
The MIM...
Adress
Musical Instruments Museum (MIM)
Hofberg 2 Montagne de la Cour
B-1000 Brussels
On Google Maps
Download our own map
Persons with reduced mobility
The museum is fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility thanks to specific arrangements: access ramp at the entrance to the museum, elevator, adapted toilets, folding seats at the welcome desk and two designated parking places in front of the museum entrance.
The European Disability Card is accepted at the museum reception. In addition, free admission is granted to the person accompanying the disabled person.
The MIM has been granted a Access-i certification.
Suitcases and backpacks
Lockers are available at the museum. Is your luggage too big for a locker? You can leave it in the unattended cloakroom on the ground floor at your own risk.
How to get there
By train:
Brussel-Centraal/Bruxelles-Central is a mere 200 metres away from the museum.
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By Brussels public transport (STIB/MIVB):
Metro: lines 1 & 5, stations Gare Centrale or Parc
Tram: lines 92 & 93, stop Royale
Bus: lines 27, 38, 71 & 95, stop Royale
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Tourist buses
By car:
Driving through and finding a parking space in the city centre of Brussels can be difficult due to traffic. For this reason, MIM strongly advises you to use one of the designated car parks located on the outskirts of Brussels (e.g. those close to metro stations Erasme, Delta or Kraainem) to relieve congestion and take public transport to enter the city. If, however, you wish to park your car closer to the museum, we recommend that you use the Congrès-Albertine underground car park (paid parking).
For disabled visitors, two designated parking places can be found in front of the museum entrance.
In January 2018, the Brussels-Capital Region was turned into a Low Emission Zone (LEZ). If you are entering the city in a car or van, check here to find out whether you are allowed to drive your vehicle within the LEZ. If your car does not meet the conditions, we would like to remind you that there are park-and-ride car parks on the access routes leading into Brussels as well as alternative ways to enter the city.
Thank you for taking part in this regional effort to improve air quality and public health.
By bicycle:
In 2009, the Brussels-Capital Region inaugurated a system of shared bicycles. With bike station No. 20 located just outside of the museum, it's easy to take or drop off a bicycle when you visit the museum.
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