Autoworld Brussels
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Autoworld is a museum in the Cinquantenaire park, Brussels, where kids can see old and new cars and learn everything about them
Tip
This museum can be frustrating for toddlers, as they are not allowed to touch the cars!
In a Nutshell
- Book tickets here
Autoworld
AutoWorld is a wonderful place for people who are fascinated by cars and transportation. Located in Brussels, Belgium, AutoWorld is a museum that showcases vintage and modern cars, ranging from classic sports cars to iconic vehicles from film and television.
When visiting AutoWorld with kids, there are no activities and interactive exhibits to keep them engaged and excited. Kids can see the various cars on display and learn about the history of automobiles.
Ia Autoworld Kid-Friendly?
AutoWorld may not be as suitable for very young children who enjoy hands-on exploration and touching exhibits. While there are interactive displays and activities for children, some areas of the museum may not allow touching or close contact with the cars and exhibits.
It is important for parents and caregivers to consider the age and interests of their children before visiting any museum or attraction. However, for older children who are interested in cars and transportation, AutoWorld can still be a fascinating and educational experience.
Kid-Friendly Museums in Brussels
Brussels has many museums that are more specifically geared towards younger children. Some examples of kid-friendly museums in Brussels include:
- The Museum of Natural Sciences, which features exhibits on dinosaurs, animals, and natural history, as well as interactive activities for children.
- The Children’s Museum, which encourages creativity and artistic expression through workshops and where kids can have tons of fun, as it’s basically an educational indoor playground.
- The Train World museum, which offers a unique look at the history of trains and railways, with interactive exhibits and activities for kids. This is less geared toward younger kids compared to the previous two.
Read more: Brussels with Kids
Kid-Friendly Cafes/Restaurants near Autoworld
- You can have drinks and food at Guingette Maurice, the summer pop up bar in Cinquantenaire. There is also lots of space for kids to play
- Also nice terrasse and brasserie La Terrasse
La Terrasse
Avenue des Celtes 1, 1040 Etterbeek
- Ice cream a bit further from Merode at Capoue
Capoue Celtes
Avenue des Celtes 36, 1040 Etterbeek
- Kids friendly café with a little ‘tree house’ in a separate room (about 10 minutes walk from Autoworld)
Leopold Café Presse
Avenue de Tervueren 107, 1040 Etterbeek
Read more: Kid-Friendly Cafes in Brussels
Tickets
You can buy tickets here
Practical stuff
- For cost and tickets, see here
- Parking: at the streets around with a park meter. It is no longer allowed to park at the Esplanade, unless you are a person with reduced mobility (you have to register at the barrier, also better call at the museum in advance)
- Wheelchair friendly (there is an elevator to the first floor, ask at the ticket desk)
- Dogs are not allowed
- Parking inside the park is no longer possible, you can find a parking place around the park (paid). There are parkmeters, so make sure you have change or the app Yellow Brick
Address
About 10 minutes walk from Schuman, Brussels (closest metro stop is Merode)
Autoworld
Cinquantenaire Park
Nearby
Cinquantenaire Park and Playground
Located in the city center, Parc du Cinquantenaire is a spacious and inviting public park that offers a wide range of activities for visitors to enjoy. From relaxing picnics to leisurely strolls, this park is an ideal destination for those seeking outdoor recreation and entertainment.
A must-see attraction within the park is the iconic Triumphal Arch, which stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. Visitors can also explore the fascinating museums located within the park, such as Autoworld, the Royal Military Museum, and the Art & History Museum. These institutions offer unique insights into the world of automobiles, military history, and art, respectively.
Cinquantenaire Park is an excellent spot for families with kids, as it offers not one, but two playgrounds for little ones to enjoy.
The larger playground boasts a massive sandpit, complete with a dragon, which is sure to inspire endless hours of imaginative play. Meanwhile, the smaller playground has wood chips and is a much smaller.
Whether your kids are looking to run, climb, or explore, Cinquantenaire Park has something to offer for children of all ages. Parents can relax and enjoy the park’s beautiful scenery while the kids burn off some energy on the playgrounds.
Don’t forget to pack a picnic and enjoy a family lunch in one of the park’s many grassy areas. With its abundance of outdoor activities and attractions, Cinquantenaire Park is a wonderful destination for a fun and memorable family day out.
Read more: Brussels with Kids
Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History
The Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History is a military history museum with medieval armor and tanks; there is also an aviation hall and access to the top of the Cinquantenaire arch with a panoramic view!
Read more: Royal Military Museum
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