Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History (with kids)

A very rich place with military uniforms and equipment. But the tour starts relatively underwhelming then you gradually begin to feel the experience getting better and better in terms of display and ease of finding the information. The hall containing world war 1 is presented relatively well but the best halls are of the suits of armour and world war 2, the lighting and method of display are moder...

It is highly recommended, even for those who may not be particularly knowledgeable about weaponry. I found myself thoroughly engaged for two and a half hours. While admission was once free many years ago, I still enjoyed the experience just as much as the last time I visited. It is only a slight disappointment that the rooftop's 360-degree view, which was previously superior, has been somewhat dim...

I think this museum is good even for those who don’t think they will like to see a military museum. For one the roof is now reopened and the views from the top are vast. The museum itself is huge large hangers with glass roofs housing everything from Tanks to airplanes. A very well documented history of machinery used in conflict

Quick Takeaways 🏛️ Impressive, monumental building — but showing signs of disrepair and graffiti 🏅 Wide range of exhibits, from medals to tanks 👕 Strong focus on Belgium’s pre–WWI history and empire ✈️ Large aircraft collection — dusty, underfunded, but still impressive 🚛 Good military vehicle display, though many outdoors are weather-worn 🚧 Some sections closed off, which was disappointing ⏱...

This is the most impressive Military Museum I have seen in Europe ! The collection is fantastic and has unique pieces. It is like Disney for any person that likes Military History. There are so many items that is difficult to pick a favorite one. This is fully recommended for everyone.