iMIM is the Musical Instruments Museum of the Royal Museums of Art and History, housed since 2000 in the former Old England department store (1899, Paul Saintenoy) and an adjoining 18th-century building. Its collection dates to 1877 and is shown in about ninety thematic displays across four levels, from European classical instruments and keyboards to traditional and mechanical instruments. Multimedia guides are included in the ticket.
Western classical music told through its instruments, roughly chronologically from the late Middle Ages and Renaissance to the end of the 19th century.
Folk instruments starting in Belgium, then across Europe and the world. The museum names it a visitor favourite.
Mechanical, electrical and electronic instruments, together with clocks and bells.
11月11日休館
Closed
| 週一今日 | 休館 |
| 週二 | 上午9:30–下午5:00 |
| 週三 | 上午9:30–下午5:00 |
| 週四 | 上午9:30–下午5:00 |
| 週五 | 上午9:30–下午5:00 |
| 週六 | 上午10:00–下午5:00 |
| 週日 | 上午10:00–下午5:00 |
€18起
65+ and groups 14 EUR; ages 18-25 7 EUR; under 18 free; free from 1 pm on the first Wednesday of each month
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