Mini-Europe and Museum of Illusions Brussels Experience Ticket

Visit Mini-Europe and Museum of Illusions Brussels in one flexible combo, with full access at both venues in a single-day plan.

Getting started

Use your combo booking to enter Mini-Europe park and Museum of Illusions Brussels on the same day during each venue's opening hours. At each entrance, present your mobile ticket for scanning and head directly inside. From there, you set your own pace, with no fixed guided schedule dictating how long you stay at either attraction.

What to expect

Mini-Europe

Walk into an open-air miniature park that brings landmarks from across the continent together in one place, surrounded by landscaped gardens and themed displays about Europe.

Features

• Access all miniature monuments, including detailed models such as the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, set among bonsai trees, flowering groves, and other landscaped greenery.

• Engage with interactive animations that add movement, sound, and visual effects to selected monuments, turning each stop into a small story rather than a static model.

• Visit the indoor Spirit of Europe exhibition to explore the European Union’s history, institutions, and member countries through interactive displays, games, and quizzes.

• Use the multilingual guidebook, available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Chinese, and Hebrew, to understand the context, construction, and cultural background of each monument as you move through the park.

Museum of Illusions Brussels

Step into Brussels's largest interactive illusion museum, where perception is challenged through hands-on exhibits and immersive rooms.

Features

• Access all permanent exhibition areas, with over 60 interactive exhibits and illusion rooms that invite you to test what your eyes and brain think they see.

• Spend time in the Smart Playroom with puzzles and games, where brain teasers, logic challenges, and hands-on activities translate abstract science into playful tasks.

• Make use of museum team assistance and photo help, with staff on hand to explain how illusions work and to help position you for the best illusion photos.

• Read exhibit explanations in English, French, Dutch, and German right beside the installations so you can follow the science and concepts without a separate guide or audio device.

• Stay connected using the museum’s free Wi-Fi to share your illusion photos or look up extra background information while you explore.

• Take advantage of unlimited time during opening hours, giving you the freedom to revisit your favourite illusion rooms or spend longer solving Smart Playroom puzzles.

• Use the 40% discount on SNCB/NMBS train tickets linked to your museum visit, which can make your round-trip train travel to Brussels more cost-effective.