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    Jennifer K.

    Save your 5.5 EUR admission and get yourself a beer and a nice piece of chocolate. Musée du Cacao et du Chocolat is not worth the admission and your precious time. The exhibit itself was boring and the demonstration at the end was pathetic. The Chocolatier reminds me of Swedish Chef, a character in Muppet Show where this Muppet was just talking nonsense and slapping all the kitchenware around. Definitely a tourist trap..... FAIL

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    Jaime R.

    I give the museum a 2.5 stars if halves were an option. The entrance fee is 6€ per person which basically gives you access to 2 small rooms containing print outs of the history of cocoa in the main cocoa bean producing regions. You are free to roam the rooms while you wait for your provided time to see the chocolate demonstration. The chocolatier was very friendly and gave us a lesson on how to make chocolate candies. I was grateful the session was in English otherwise it would have been useless to attend. After the demonstration ended we were able to taste. In the waiting room there were different chocolate samples from various regions containing different cocoa content. In total it takes about an hour to view the rooms and go through the demo

    Demonstration in the chocolate kitchen
    Ana B.

    We had a fun time learning how chocolate is made and then dipping and decorating our own truffles. It only costs €4 something for adults, and €2 something for children. It's not bad for this little museum. You learn about where chocolate comes from, how it's molded, and you get plenty of samples. Yum! Tip: Demonstrations are given in French, Dutch, and English. Recommend!

    Elizabeth M.

    A really personal experience. At first it was hard to find the museum as it is located in between the madness that is the Hard Rock Cafe and the beginning of the Grand Place, but I found it and I'm glad I did! It was €6 to get in and you get a delicious chocolate with the entry fee as well as some samples at the end of the demo. The demo was really informative and we were able to ask questions all throughout. If you are going to indulge in chocolate while in Belgium, I reccomend going here first so that you can get an experience of exactly how it is done!

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    Kate W.

    I think the word museum is a bit strong. What this is is a great 10 min chocolate demonstration with a fantastic chocolate to taste at the end. Not really worth the €5.50 price tag! Unfortunately we arrived about 30 mins before the demonstration started so after seeing all of the 'museum' (which took 5 mins) we had to wait in a very warm area, with lots of other people, for the demonstration to start. Pleased it didn't cost any more than it did!!

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    Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts

    Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts

    4.0(24 reviews)
    0.7 kmQuartier Royal, Centre-Ville, Bruxelles

    My mother and I visited this museum while we were in Brussels a few months ago and it was another…read moregreat museum in Brussels. They have a TON of paintings and sculptures. They have some great stuff here and I really liked the space in between each piece of art, as odd as that sounds, it let you spread out a bit when looking at a painting. There are many, huge rooms on two floors and there was something around every corner. This place was really cool and I would definitely visit here again.

    This is one of Belgium's most famous fine arts museum. The buying tickets process is a bit…read morecomplicated as there are options to buy one exhibit or multiple exhibits. Either way, the ticket prices aren't hugely expensive and each exhibit is quite good so even if you buy the wrong exhibit, you'll have a good time. The museum itself is huge and I really appreciate them having electronic kiosks here and there to tell the stories of the paintings. There was one kiosk explaining how a painting of a family portrait got chopped off into three bits and the process of then identifying these pieces as a singular unit. I thought the story was quite incredibly as you not only learn about the art but also the way the museum conducts its business. While I was walking, I noticed that there was an English led tour going on and decided to join in. Not sure if this is for additional moneys, but honestly I would highly HIGHLY recommend. This is the only reason why the museum would get a 5-stars. The explainer was absolutely amazing, I definitely think that this was the best art museum tour I have ever been on. The guide didn't talk about many paintings, maybe 10-15 during the 1 hour tour, but every single painting she did talk about had such an interesting backstory and you're not learning just about the history but also about how the museum curates its work. You will definitely be able to get a deeper sense of appreciation for this place. Overall, highly recommend visiting, especially if you're deciding on going on a tour. The surrounding areas are also very nice too and would highly recommend checking out the surrounding architectures after the gallery visit.

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    Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts - Interior courtyard

    Interior courtyard

    Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts

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    Musée de l'Érotisme et de la Mythologie

    Musée de l'Érotisme et de la Mythologie

    4.5(4 reviews)
    0.7 kmQuartier Royal, Marolles, Centre-Ville, Bruxelles

    I have a tradition when I travel to try to find the less mainstream museums. I'm the person who'll…read moreshun the Natural History Museum in favour of a museum of creepy dolls (you'd be surprised at how many of these there are). I mean, ideally I'd go to both, but still. Anyway, this is how we found ourselves tracking down the MEM - the Erotic and Mythology Museum and handing over €10 for the privilege of exploring it. This is very much a private, personal collection that the collector has decided to make public. It's a small operation and you need to be buzzed in, but the person at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. First off, she led us downstairs to the basement floor and gave us guides to the exhibits printed in English. She told us that the collector had started by collecting small figures when he was a teenager and that his collection grew and expanded from there. I was worried this was going to become a very embarrass and awkward guided tour but thankfully she pointed us to the first display case and said to come back upstairs when we were done. The exhibits are fascinating. They have figurines and decorative items not to mention some, ahem, devices. They span a wide period of history and some must be quite rare. Our guide also mentioned that an erotic museum in Paris has recently closed and that the collector is trying to bring as many pieces to Brussels as he can. So I expect the collection will soon be expanded. We went back upstairs and were told that there was even more to see on the next floor up. Which was true. Off we went to pick up more printed guides and explore more fascinating (and yes, ok, sometimes hilarious) artefacts. We definitely got our €10 worth.

    My 500th review had to be saved for the best. A museum completely dedicated to the history of…read moreerotic art? Yes, please -- where do I sign up? I don't think it was more than 10 or 15 euro per person, which I was more than happy to shell out. This place was definitely small, but they managed to pack tons of art in various forms into this exhibit. They covered at least a thousand years from countless countries. To say that is was fascinating would be a huge understatement. I was glad that it was a self-guided tour. My wife and I spent more time on the first floor than the others. I will admit that some of it was comical to us, but overall, it was one of the best museum visits I've had.

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    Le Palais Royal

    Le Palais Royal

    4.0(17 reviews)
    0.9 kmQuartier Royal, Centre-Ville, Bruxelles

    Royal palace in Brussels. About a 10 walk from the grand place plaza and gare centrale. Very well…read moremaintained Royal residence. The self guided tour is free and takes about 45 minutes. Well worth the stop and also diversion from the summer heat for some air conditioning if needed.

    Today was a sunny Sunday... so we decided to take a stroll in Brussels…read more We were just passing by the Royal Palace (like we usually do) but this time we decided to stop by for a curious tour within the walls of this majestic place. Luckily it's summer time and the Royal Palace opens for a couple of weeks (July 22 - September 6) which is a great initiative to make the locals and tourists discover a part of the Belgian heritage and a bonus point for everyone, the entrance is free! This is my very first visit (after being in Belgium for 20 years) and it was about time. The ambiance in and out of the Palace was relaxed but a bit crowded due to the massive number of visitors (Sunny Sunday). A guided map is available for only a Euro at the main hall. There isn't really a starting point of the tour, you can just go with the flow as you'll be following the movement of those in front of you. We passed by different rooms where some numbers are attached to the portraits, rugs, etc. (detailed info might have been mentioned on the guided map that I didn't bought). There were guards everywhere mainly to remind the visitors to not use their camera flashes. The place was quite clean and tidied up, all the lights were lit for the occasion which really shows how grandiose this place is. From the salon room through the passageway, the back halls to the prestige ballrooms, an attention to details is required and that is from the floor up to the ceiling. The Royal Palace has been well preserved for all these years and hopefully for many more to come as this shows the history of Belgium and where the Belgian's should be proud of !!! A good place to go if you want to discover a bit of Belgium's history.

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    Le Palais Royal
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    Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée

    Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée

    3.6(52 reviews)
    0.8 kmMartyrs, Centre-Ville, Bruxelles

    I came here on a whim to kill some time on a cold December day. It was a lovely way to spend a…read morecouple of hours. This comprehensive museum of the Belgium comic book scene was both informative and entertaining. The artwork was just as impressive with the dedicated displays to varying contributors to the Belgium/French comic world. With multiple floors and interactive displays this is a must do if in the area.

    As someone who has loved comics his entire life, visiting the comics art museum was a dream come…read moretrue. As a kid, I remember such characters as The Smurfs and TinTin with such fondness and I'm stoked I had the chance to visit a place dedicated to learning more about Belgian comic books. When you first enter the museum you are greeted by statues and a large book store that once again DOES NOT HAVE MAGNETS FOR THE ACTUAL MUSEUM, WHY NOT????? Okay, calming down now. Once you head up the stairs and pay, you are immediately submerged into endless information about the creation of Belgian comics, the history, and even statues of non Belgian characters like Goku from Dragon Ball and Porco Rosso from Studio Ghibli. The middle floor of the museum was full of comic strips, art, and an insane amount of information that wrapped around and brought you back to the staircase where you could go upstairs. The third floor was my personal favourite as it was where the Smurfs room was. When you enter you are immediately shown a replica of the village and a ton of merchandise everywhere. Guess what happens when you walk a little further? You get to see one of the mushroom houses! I also wanted a photo with the big painted wall but there was a class in session so I figured my 35 year old self wouldn't interrupt it for an Instagram photo. Overall, the Comics Art Museum is a mesmerizing place for any fan of comics, cartoons, or art in general to experience. It took us roughly an hour or so to see this place and I easily could have spent more time going over things again and again. This place is a must for any visitor!

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    Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée - Son Goku in all his little tiny glory.

    Son Goku in all his little tiny glory.

    Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée
    Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée

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