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[0] => Monday: Closed
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The Museum of Natural Sciences of Belgium is a museum dedicated to natural history, located in Brussels, Belgium. The museum is a part of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences. Its most important pieces are 30 fossilised Iguanodon skeletons, which were discovered in 1878 in Bernissart, Belgium.
@ 24 Nov, 2019
Half of the museum, the most interesting part is permanently closed. There are not enough elevators. Staff is not nice. The new exhibition is not good. Children see enough screens and monitors every day, everywhere. The museums should give them more. The Antarctica room was supposed to open in 2017. It is still closed. Bad management.
@ 19 Dec, 2019
My trip to this museum was short but fun. The dinosaurs were big and very beautiful. I could've stayed there for 3-4 hours but had to go somewhere.
@ 10 Nov, 2019
The third biggest natural science museum in Europe and it took us 4 hours to go round it and still had to leave one section for another day. Lots of beautiful dinosaur fossils to marvel over. Totally recommended.
@ 03 Nov, 2019
Bringing back the past in a blink of an eye.. Making fantasies in kids mind reality.. Triggering curiosity of elder beyond their imagination.. Such a beautiful place to visit and remember our past.. Never forgot what nature did for us.. Let us help nature become untouched again..
@ 01 Oct, 2019
There's not a single negative thing to say about this place. My daughter loved it and I left it wanting to go back again. A big museum, well organized. They have lockers and guides/map to help the visitors through their tour. Very interactive place that has information well explained even for kids!