MdA for Children

Several cultural and arts institutions on Mont des Arts have put together a special offer for the youngest among us.

Studios (education)

BOZAR STUDIOS, the arts education department, draws inspiration from the incredible variety of the artistic programming of Brussels’ Centre for Fine Arts to take you on a cultural journey there. Discover all the artistic disciplines and unleash your own creativity, whether you come as a family with child(ren), with the school and teachers, with youngsters or senior citizens.

Everyone’s welcome!

The BELvue Museum is dedicated to the history of Belgium and has developed a number of activities to make visits with the family both fun and interactive in equal measure!
Whatever we do, we want to avoid children being bored or feeling overawed by the museum! That’s why we offer you the opportunity to allow them to find out about the history of Belgium in a different way: race game, workshop, course, surveys, etc.

Something to entertain everyone from 3 to 16 years of age!

Admission is free for children up to 18 years of age

Special programmes for children.

By appointment, young schoolchildren (from secondary level upwards) can explore the Museum through a game led by a Museum guide. The museum game is available in French and Dutch. Children from 7 to 12 years of age can also take part in the treasure hunt - ‘Who will open the safe?’ An activity that’s both fun and interesting for families with children. The treasure hunt is available in French, Dutch and English. It’s not necessary to book for the treasure hunt.

There are many different specific activities for children and young people to do with the school or individually during the holidays. The Workshop is a great place for them to let their hair down with all sorts of musical instruments. Workshops are held there all year round. Supported by our activity leaders, the children can have a great time for several days with well-known or more exotic musical instruments. The concert hall regularly hosts performances for children. The audience is then often made up of families. The children also really like being able to meet the musicians in person in the exhibition rooms.

More info:
Schools and non-school groups
Children and families

Education Service

Whether you’re simply curious or a specialist, young or older, whether you come alone or with a group, the Royal Library of Belgium will fulfil your expectations. For each group, there’s a tailor-made activity: a look behind the scenes of the Library, an interactive guided tour or a creative workshop.