• It is no longer mandatory to make a reservation for an individual visit to the BELvue museum.

• As of 9 June, group visits and guided tours in the BELvue museum are possible again with reservation. Please book your visit via our website or by contacting the guide association of your choice.

• Wearing a mask is mandatory. If you don't have one, you can buy a bag with a mask and gloves at the entrance.

• We strongly recommend electronic payments.

• For the children who participate in the games "Mimi & Momo", "I'm the Minister", "On the road with Zeno" or another activity booklet, please bring along your own drawing and colouring pencils.

• School groups (kindergarten, primary school, secondary school) may participate again to our educational workshops on citizenship and to (guided) visits in the BELvue museum as a "group class" (pupils and accompanying adults). Reservations for a visit of the museum must be made via [email protected]. Rather interested in a workshop on citizenship ? Please contact us via [email protected]. Social distancing between the different class groups is guaranteed. 

• You follow the route indicated by the posters and stickers on the ground (a map is available at the reception desk). The entrance and exit will be in two different places.

• You will receive a touch pen in order to use the screens. Several disinfection stations are at your disposal in the building.

• The museum shop and cloakroom are accessible. 

• The restaurant and the terrace are accessible. 

• The tools to be handled in the museum have been condemned.

• Plexiglas screens protect the exchanges at the cash desk. We ask you to give priority to electronic payments as much as possible.

• Two stewards will monitor visitor access to the museum. One at the reception desk, the other in the museum. One or two stewards will also be present in the Coudenberg Palace.

Thanks to the hygiene and safety measures implemented by the museum, the BELvue has been awarded the 'Brussels Health Safety Label'.
This Brussels health safety label, created by visit.brussels in partnership with the certification company SOCOTEC, aims to enable Belgian and foreign visitors to enjoy the tourist infrastructure of Brussels in complete peace of mind.

• Daily disinfection of the windows, toilets and all touch screens.

• It is no longer mandatory to make a reservation for an individual visit. However, it is strongly recommended. 

• The "In Search of the Treasure of the Golden Fleece" treasure hunt is limited in number, the material is disinfected after each use.

• As of the 9th of June, group visits (individual or guided) are once again permitted for groups of up to 15 visitors. Please book your group visit via [email protected] and your guided tour via our website or by contacting the guide association of your choice.

• Mouth masks must be worn throughout the visit. 

• School groups (kindergarten, primary school, secondary school) may participate again to our (guided) visits in the Coudenberg palace as a "group class" (pupils and accompanying adults). Reservations must be made via [email protected]. Social distancing between the different class groups is guaranteed.