Musical Instruments Museum

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What people say

Sarah Private
"As a former marching band geek, I LOVED this museum!! Even if you are not as interested in music as I am, I still highly recommend visiting here. The tickets came with audio guides included that had recordings of what a lot of the instruments sounded like. They had some truly great instruments, and I was delighted to see that there were clarinets, bass clarinets, and saxophones, all made by Adolf Sax (Sax, like saxophone!), the inventor of these instruments. Price: Free (Under 18, Disabled), €8-15 Included in Brussels Card, Museumpassmusée, and Art Nouveau Pass"
"If you love musical instuments, it's very cool! If that's not your thing, it's still worth seeing the building exterior for it's Art Nouveau style and consider going up to the top floor cafe for some incredible views of Brussels. "
Nikki Raitz
"The Whimsical Option - A truly unique museum experience. This museum hosts over 800 musical instruments. "

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