Having visited many Military Museums around the world I was amazed and impressed by this one and spent a thouroughly enjoyable, rewarding few hours there. Only a business commitment - the real reason I was in Brussels at all - dragged me away. The museum opens with a collection of Waterloo items which include many rare items, including some of... More

The half museum was closed to the public. The staff was rude ( they throw us out at 12:15 the morning because the was closing withouth any sing in the entrance) and the descriptions were in French and Dutch, no English! More

A "must visit" when in Brussels, even for a short time. First of all free entrance, so a place not for the history lover but for the whole family. Children will love it. Planes, tanks, boats, guns, even WW I Trenches... I have visited it about 10 times and never got bored, even if I see the same staff every... More

This is a beautiful museum, full of Belgian history but also fantastic exhibitions of the first and second world wars, airplanes, and tanks. Take the elevator for a wonderful view. No admission fees. On the same spot, there is a fantastic automobile museum, although there is an admission fee for that one. Very close there is also a magnificent art... More

This museum is a collection of *stuff*. I had hoped to learn some history, but you had better know your Belgian history BEFORE you go inside. Then, you will enjoy the displays much more than I did. More

This museum was amazing. They had so many airplanes and tanks. Also, they had a great mideval section. My favorite was an exhibit on things soldiers would carry with them through out the wars like playing cards, cigarettes, or even bikes that paratroopers were given. We went on Sunday and there was a local flea market near by. I picked... More

great guided tour; excellent voyage in the different stages of the army in the last centurie(s) More

This may not be a modern anglo-saxon didactic style museum , but the collection is breathtaking. It is at leat as good as the Imperial War museum in London. More

Overall an interesting experience but not having a section on 2nd world war is an omission! More