This museum has everything for musicians and music lovers! from the evolution of the e-synths, to string instruments and pianos to classical music instruments... we spent some 3 hours in here!! The museum provides a guide too with info on some of the instruments and...More

My husband is a musician so he was looking forward to this trip. It is located near the Magritte Museum and I recommend seeing both in one day. There is a lovely restaurant on the top floor which had a lovely.view of the city. The...More

It presents a nice introduction to a wide range of musical instruments. A lot of them are original and exotic. They offer headsets with an audioguide to listen to music. However, it lacks a lot of content like info about the instruments or musician, it...More

Most amazing musical museum I've been. In an Art Nouveau building, with a variety of instruments from all over the world and throughout History! At the entrance they give you a free audioguide which will play the sounds, songs played of many of the instruments...More

The museum is laid out with instruments in cases accompanied by small plaques and an audio guide. There are some bigger panels with more information but those are only in Dutch and French, except on the fourth floor where there are English panels as well....More

I got to see a lot of instruments and it was also the opportunity to listen to some beautiful notes in their purest form. It is like taking a journey through centuries and experiencing the evolution of the music and the instruments they originate from

We stopped at the museum as it was raining outside. First the ticket is based on your age so when asked just give it to them. Second thing is you get a headset (included in admission) so you can hear a variety of the instruments...More

First, if you like Art Nouveau you will be impressed by this building. Second, the premise of this museum is wonderful: you need to listen to music to appreciate musical instruments. You are given an audio guide, push the number of a certain exhibit, and...More

Housed in a remarkable building across from the Magritte museum, the MIM is an unexpected find in Brussels. The audio tour enables you to listen to a large number of samples from the museum’s collection.

This is a great example of a bringing the old to the new. This fabulous museum houses a collection of wordly instruments through the ages. The artistry of some of the instruments is really amazing. When you enter, grab one of the audio headsets. They're...More