Museum Mayer van den Bergh (solo trip)

We enjoyed this lovely, small museum and the masterpieces it contains. Private collections are fabulous to see and this one is small but excellent with fabulous pieces of art and interesting objects Mayer van den Bergh collected. We could get close to the artwork to study them and they are worth taking a close look at. We were given a good English handbook explaining each object which was excelle...

Currently on display at Antwerp's Maagdenhuis, the collection is still spectacular! The items chosen for display have been carefully curated with unique stories behind them, all the rooms are thoughtfully constructed and well designed to showcase the objects. There is a booklet that tells you about each object and information available on why it was selected, which helped every art piece or object...

It’s one of my best museum experiences. From the start, the staff were very friendly and helpful. It’s a small museum but I found Bruegl’s arts in its own specific room and that was a pleasant surprise. They gave you a booklet that explains the history of the museum and each of the arts so you can enjoy it more. They made it into a journey of some sort where you can go from one room to another wit...

An impressive collection of Dutch and Belgian art housed in the former family home of art collector Fritz Mayer van den Bergh. Our visit was spontaneous, and we didn’t regret it at all. The museum offers a stunning display of paintings, statues, and stained glass, all presented in an intimate, home-like setting. There’s also a significant focus on religious art— Fritz had a particular fascination ...

Lovely museum in an old Antwerp house. Quiet when I was there so I had plenty of time to admire the art in blissful peace. Interesting paintings by Brueghel (young) and Bruegel (old). Some unique statues from the 14c and other examples of fine art. For your €10 entry fee you get a small book of museum highlights that is serviceable without being great.