Went there because of male friend who likes airplanes etc. The musuem is a bit old and outdated, but on the plus side it has free entrance.

Belgium does not have much in history. Occupied by foreign forces from time to time. By Dutch, French and Germans. Upon entry you are welcomed by Mr. Napoleon Bonaparte's picture who was not a Belgian but lost the battle in Belgium - Waterloo. The downed planes in two wars on Belgian soil were collected and put together. Voila! they are... More

My children enjoyed the museum very much.. we did find a F16 for jet as well.. but the auto world near the museum ifs not that attractive compared to louwmen collection in Netherlands. but I'd say Army museum is must to see place in Brussels.

I visited this museum for a while and I was amazed by the size of the collection. For me, the highlight of the visit was walking around the Aviation Hall. From seeing the ex-Sabena Caravelle erected high in the hall on a plinth to the wide collection of military and civil aviation exhibits, including a section dedicated to Sabena, complete... More

I went to the museum without any expectations. But I was amazed to see the integrity and density of the exhibits. There is so much to see, understand and learn. It is one of those specialised museums, where you get sucked in because of the strength of the content. The Aviation Hall is mind boggling, and you get to see... More

Lots of history to see. Wear comfortable shoes. Do NOT plan to use the restroom here...can smell it a mile away. While it is a Belgian musem, there are plenty of American tanks, planes, & equipment to see. Has something from every country involved in the wars.

This place is huge and every nook and cranny is filled with something. There is an airplane hangar attached to the building where you can see helicopters, planes, and also tanks. Admission is FREE. However, don't expect to use the bathroom here, it's only open for a few hours out of the day for some reason.

It was interesting and informative, there's a lot to see in terms of artillery and uniform etc. Plus information on the history. The museum is huge!!

Impressive collection that chronicles the history of the Belgians from Waterloo thru World War I. Skip the naval portion and then prepare to enter into an airforce display that is in serious need of curation as it has no rhyme or reason- just impressive collection. BEWARE gift shop and main area of museum closes from 12PM-1PM.