Royal Military Museum

The Royal Military Museum in the Brussels Jubilee Park is one of the largest military museums in the world. Constituted in 1910 the collections illustrate more than 10 centuries of military history on some 40,000 m2.
Discover mediaeval armour, military uniforms, medals, weapons and combat equipment, alongside 130 aircraft in the Aviation Hall.
Our Museum focuses on the two world wars, through extensive permanent exhibitions illustrating all aspects of these very dark pages in our history.
Icing on the cake: the breath-taking view over Brussels from the Arcade rooftop terraces.

LPeople with specific needs

Access for people with challenged mobility (see the map below):

People with challenged mobility / in a wheelchair can use the large door on the esplanade under the colonnade to the right of the Museum’s main entrance. There are no dedicated parking spaces, but cars can be parked on the entire esplanade (except for periods indicated by the police).

Our teams can be called with a buzzer under the colonnade.

A person in your party can also ask staff in the main lobby to open the door under the colonnade.

Two wheelchairs are available in the main lobby.

Visit:

Most Museum galleries are wheelchair accessible: they are either situated on the ground floor or accessible by means of an elevator (1919-1945 Gallery; upon request, see below) or an elevator platform (in the 1831-1914 gallery).
The Aviation Hall mezzanine (stairs), the Armour Gallery (stairs) and the section about Napoleon in the arcades (narrow elevator door (70 cm) and flight of stairs) are not wheelchair accessible.
The galleries about the Second World War are accessible via a service elevator. Please notify the main lobby staff upon arrival or call 02/737 78 11 during your visit to ask for assistance by our guards.

Interior circulation:

Easy, with large hallways (a minimum of 120 cm).

Toilets:

Dedicated toilets are available both on the ground floor (access through the hallway leading to the Aviation Hall) and on the upper floor (access through the 14-18 Gallery).

Both the Museum shop and the cafeteria are accessible to people with challenged mobility.