Great auto museum in a great building. If you're a car person, you'll spend at least two hours here. If you're not a car person, you can still spend at least an hour roaming the cars. The emphasis here is on older cars (1900-1930). Also on European cars. Yes, there is a Corvette (probably only one) but I can't recall... More

In short at the end of my week in Belgium I had about 2 hours spare before I needed to head to my hotel pick up my bags and catch my train. I'd ticked off virtually all of the sites I was interested in and just Autoworld was left so I thought I'd give it a look. I also have... More

The only reason why we visited here was because it was one of the few museums open on a Monday and I thought my boyfriend would like it. Well, it was ok but very few of the cars have description placards so if you're like me and know little about cars then you have no idea what you're looking at.... More

In a gran open building slightly away from Brussels city center in a lovely park like setting is the Musee de Auto, a fabulous collection of European and North American autos and also a few royal horse drawn carraiges from the former Kings of Belgium. Many people do not realize that Belgium once had a vibrant car manufacturing business and... More

But don't you go if you are just visiting Brussels More

loads of vintage and modern vehicles really fascinating More

If you are an American and aren't familiar with some of the classic beauties that are european cars of old, you will learn lots while here. There are certainly a few American cars represented amongst the Bugattis, Peugots, and Mercedes, but they were definitely not the main attraction. Unique cars, very old cars and motorcycles- don't miss if you've got... More

Each time I visit this museum I find new things and learn more. Take your time to read the plates describing each one of the vehicles. It's a real history lesson. More

If you love cars, old car especially, you will probably find this place as heaven! You will find here lots of old collectors cars! It definitively worth its price! Time to visit the museum: 30 minutes minimum and maximum unlimited if you love cars! TIP FOR THE PARKING: there is a very big square in front of the museum which... More