Housed in the grand Parc du Cinquantenaire, Autoworld Brussels is a must-visit for car enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. This national automobile museum showcases over 300 vehicles, tracing the evolution of motoring from 19th-century carriages to sleek modern machines. Visitors can admire everything from vintage Rolls-Royces and American muscle cars to Belgian-made classics like the Minerva. The museum’s themed zones—such as sports cars, royal vehicles, and military transport—offer a dynamic and visually striking experience. Temporary exhibitions, like tributes to iconic models or cultural spotlights such as “Big in Japan,” add fresh appeal throughout the year. Housed beneath a soaring glass dome, the setting itself is as impressive as the collection. Interactive displays and an audio guide enhance the visit, while the on-site Brasserie Bagnole provides a stylish spot to relax. Easily accessible by metro and included in the Brussels City Card, Autoworld offers a unique journey through automotive history in one of the city’s most elegant landmarks.
Brussels BelgiumAutoworld Brussels is located at Parc du Cinquantenaire 11, 1000 Brussels, right in the heart of the city’s historic Cinquantenaire Park, next to the iconic Triumphal Arch. Housed in a grand neo-classical building that once hosted early 20th-century motor shows, the museum now displays over 300 vehicles, ranging from vintage models from 1896 to modern and concept cars, with special sections dedicated to sports cars, royal vehicles, and the history of the Belgian automobile industry. The museum is easily accessible by public transport and offers ample parking nearby. Surrounding Autoworld, visitors can explore the expansive Cinquantenaire Park itself, home to beautiful gardens, fountains, and other major attractions such as the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History and the Art & History Museum. The area is perfect for a leisurely stroll, with the park’s wide lawns and impressive monuments providing a scenic backdrop. The European Quarter and Schuman district, with its cafés and restaurants, are also just a short walk away, making Autoworld an ideal destination for car enthusiasts and history lovers alike.