The 10 Best Science Museums in Belgium, Belgium

November 1, 2021 Joeann Galban

From canal-laced, fairy-tale cities like Bruges and Ghent to the urban centers of Antwerp and Brussels, Belgium sits at the crossroads of medieval and modern Europe. The chance to sample famous exports such as chocolate and beer straight from the source only sweetens a visit.
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1. Mineralogical Museum

Frans de l'Arbrelaan 12, Merksem 2170 Belgium +32 3 658 62 83 [email protected] http://acam.be/
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Mineralogical Museum

The Mineralogical Museum has a large collection of minerals, gems and fossils on display, and the largest room of fluorescent minerals in Europe. During the opening hours, staff and volunteers will happily give guided tours or provide information about or assistance with the determination of minerals, fossils and gems.

2. MuseOs

Veurnestraat 2 Koksijde dorp, Koksijde 8670 Belgium +32 58 51 19 39 [email protected] http://www.museos.be
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MuseOs

Kindvriendelijk natuurhistorisch museum gespecialiseerd in schedels, skeletten en fossielen van gewervelde dieren uit heel de wereld. Interactieve zoek- en doe-opdrachtjes voor jong en oud. Gratis koffie. Persoonlijke ontvangst door de stichters Luc en Leentje. Openingstijden: in schoolvakanties zo-ma-woe-do van 10h00 tot 17h00 doorlopend. Alle andere dagen van het jaar op afspraak.

3. Volkssterrenwacht Urania

Jozef Mattheessensstraat 60, Hove 2540 Belgium +32 3 455 24 93 [email protected] http://Www.urania.be
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Volkssterrenwacht Urania

Public observatory and planetarium of Antwerp. Open for the public to discover more about astronomy, space travel and meteorology.

4. GUM - Ghent University Museum

Karel Lodewijk Ledeganckstraat 35, Ghent 9000 Belgium +32 9 264 49 30 [email protected] http://www.gum.gent
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GUM - Ghent University Museum

The Ghent University Museum is located at the heart of the Ghent Botanical Garden, right around the corner from MSK Ghent and S.M.A.K. The GUM is a museum dedicated to science, research and critical thinking, where visitors can discover that scholarship is the result of trial and error, doubt and imagination. At the science museum, visitors can discover a highly valuable and exceptional collection covering various disciplines, ranging from Biology to Archaeology, and from Psychology to Medicine. The collection is where the history of science and contemporary research meet, while simultaneously offering a glimpse into the future. Throughout the exhibits and the programme, the GUM will be exploring the bridge between science and art.

5. Centre de Culture scientifique de l'ULB

Rue de Villers 227 Ouvert en semaine de 9h30 à 17h30, le dimanche de 10h à 18h. Fermé le samedi., Charleroi 6010 Belgium +32 71 60 03 00 [email protected] http://www.paysdecharleroi.be/index.php
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Centre de Culture scientifique de l'ULB

6. Source O Rama

Avenue des Thermes 78 Bis, Chaudfontaine 4050 Belgium +32 4 364 20 20 [email protected] http://sourceorama.com
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Source O Rama

More than 100,000 people have visited the "Source O Rama" water discovery center since 2005. Renovated in 2018, Source O rama is even more dynamic, fun and cultural with 2 new different spaces : WaterHouse & ArtHouse. WaterHouse answers all your questions through spaces where we discuss the water cycle, clouds, thunderstorms, formation of underground water, groundwater, know the amount of water on the earth, in our body. Are water resources inexhaustible? How much and how do we consume it? We also learn about the origin and benefits of Chaudfontaine water ! Finally, a spectacular trip makes us live the 60 years expedition of a drop of water, from the clouds to the bottle. Art House assembles in one place and in one visit the major stages of 20th century modern art, from impressionists to Pop Art, surrealism and abstract art. A permanent exhibition of major creations by the greatest artists. Art House wishes to share its love of modern art with families and more specifically children.

7. Musee de l'Industrie

Rue du Cazier, 80, Charleroi Belgium http://www.paysdecharleroi.be/index.php
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Musee de l'Industrie

8. Musee de la medecine

Route de Lennik 808 campus Erasme, Anderlecht, Brussels 1070 Belgium http://www.medecine.be
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Musee de la medecine

9. Musee de la Foret et des Eaux "P.Noe"

Berinzenne 4, Spa 4900 Belgium +32 87 77 18 38 [email protected] http://www.berinzenne.be/musee/
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Musee de la Foret et des Eaux "P.Noe"

The Museum presents the natural environments of the region thanks to an innovative scenography. Touch, listen, admire or play to better understand the beauty of the Fagne, the magic of water, the majesty of the great forests and its inhabitants. Each year is punctuated by new temporary exhibitions while a "funny investigation" entertains the youngest.

10. Computer Museum NAM-IP

Rue Henri Bles 192A, Namur 5000 Belgium +32 81 34 64 99 [email protected] http://www.nam-ip.be/
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Computer Museum NAM-IP

The first Belgian computer museum opens in Namur. It tells an unbelievable odyssey that leads from the early calculating machines to your smartphone. These days, everything is transformed and transmitted numerically. All the informations are processed by computer software using the binary format: zeroes and ones, and by electronic machines: from computers to connected objects. These machines count because they indeed compute! But they also count because they are precious to explain the history of computing! The Computer Museum NAM-IP opens its doors with a permanent exhibition titled: “at the numerical roots: machines that count”. From Octobre 2018 to June 2019, the exhibiton "Old-inateurs des Sixties" presents mainframes from sixties. These huge old computers have disappeared from the modern IT landscape.

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